(ANSA) - Rome, December 4 - Italian households whose
purchasing power has increased outnumber those whose purchasing
power has decreased, 25% to 21% respectively, for the first time
since the start of the financial crisis, said Censis on Friday.
The research institute said the figures show "a sharp break
with the recent past", but added that 20% of Italian families
are unable to cover all of their expenses with their income.
Purchasing power up for 25%, first time since crisis - study
But 20% of families can't cover expenses on their income