The director Confindustria's study
centre Andrea Montanino said in a hearing on the government's
DEF economic blueprint Tuesday that there should be an end to
Italy's post-election stalemate, and a government in the
fullness of its powers.
He said the stalemate of the last two months "risks making
Italy lose what good was done" to kickstart a lasting recovery.
"It is indispensable that the new government has a clear
political mandate and is able to act in the fullness of its
powers," Montanino said.
"Wrong choices can complicate the placement of 400 billion
euros of State paper Italy needs every year to service its
debt," he said.
"It is fundamental to maintain the confidence of the
markets" especially in the run-up to the end of quantitative
easing, Montanino said.
photo: Confindustria chief Vincenzo Boccia
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