The majority resolution to the Def: “We need to raise the minimum pensions and reduce the tax wedge”

The majority commits the government “to evaluate, within the possible budget space available for the next manoeuvre, an intervention in the matter of raising minimum pensions”. This can be read in the majority resolution to the Def, the document on Economics and Finance, the main instrument of economic-financial planning in Italy. The document also commits the executive to “continue with the action to reduce the tax wedge and to evaluate the reallocation of public spending from sectors that have a low impact on growth to those that can increase its potential, considering that the increase in GDP can have a positive impact on all public finance indicators».

“We need to create a fund for the repatriation of strategic assets”

«Relocation has progressively weakened the potential of Made in Italy, putting a large part of the quality production fabric made up of small and medium-sized enterprises in great difficulty, with the related repercussions on the general level of unemployment, in favor of large multinationals which inevitably aim product standardization» reads the foreword of the resolution to the Def signed by the majority group leaders and presented to the Chamber. The resolution, therefore, commits the government “to adopt initiatives to combat relocation, and to develop and implement effective strategies for the reshoring of our companies, also by working towards the creation of a fund aimed at the relocation and repatriation of strategic activities located even if only partially outside the European borders».