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Guido Carli, former governor of the Bank of Italy, noted that in the past ten years, 15 million jobs were created in the U.S., compared with virtually none in the European Community. The jobs, he said, were in the service sector, not in manufacturing, where unemployment has continued high on...
ITALY. With an underlying dynamism and a notable talent for improvisation, the Italian economy, for the moment, is weathering the recession better than its European partners. Guido Carli, former governor of the Bank of Italy, expects that growth this year will reach 2%.
The most imminent threat to the economy and to political stability, says Carli, comes from a monumental budget deficit that is expected this year to reach $46.3 billion. That is a stunning $10.7 billion more than the government's target. This huge spending is mainly for government subsidies of...
The board members generally agreed, however, that Western Europeans in the past few years have extended far too much cheap credit to the Soviet bloc. Giersch estimated that if Western companies had been trading on a strictly commercial basis, without credit guarantees and subsidies by governments, there would have been...
Another pressing East-West financial issue concerns the $25 billion that Poland owes Western creditors. Some officials have been urging the banks to declare Poland in default in order to increase pressure on Warsaw. The European economists were split on that issue. Although the board disapproved of using economic measures...