Economy Minister Pier Carlo
Padoan said Thursday that the government's 2017 budget bill will
feature "selective and targeted measures for growth".
He told RAI radio that these would include productivity
incentives made up of "tax breaks for bigger salaries for
workers and more profits for companies.
Italy's recovery is not as strong as hoped for and this
week the government revised down its growth forecast for 2016 to
0.8% from 1.2%.
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