DEVELOPED OF

ITALY
Klymenko Olya 210-i
Contents
1. GDP per capita (current US$) trends graph
2. GDP per Capita (current US$) trends table
3. GNI per capita, Atlas method (current US$)
graph
4. Level of industrialization trends table
5. Manufacturing,
6. The Global competitiveness Index
Resourses
■ https://databank.worldbank.org/
■ https://www.researchgate.ne
■ https://
www.macrotrends.net/countries/ITA/italy/gd
p-per-capita
■ https://tradingeconomics.com/
■ https://worldfinancialreview.com/
■ https://en.wikipedia.org/
GDP per capita (current
US$) trends graph,
2004-2020
In 2021, GDP per capita based on PPP for
Italy was 46,165 international
dollars.GDP per Capita PPP in Italy is
expected to reach 41200.00 USD by the
end of 2022, according to Trading
Economics global macro models and
analysts expectations.
GDP per Capita (current US$) trends
table, 2004-2020
GNI per capita, Atlas method (current
US$) graph, 2004-2020
GNI per capita, Atlas method
(current US$) in Italy was
reported at 35710 USD in
2021, according to the World
Bank collection of
development indicators,
compiled from officially
recognized sources. Italy - GNI
per capita, Atlas method -
actual values, historical data,
forecasts and projections were
sourced from the World Bank
on November of 2022.
Level of industrialization trends table
The Global competitiveness Index
Conclution
■ Industrial policy, which mainly consisted in the direct or indirect distribution of
resources of resources to pronounced industries, overseeing the determination of
relatively large deviations of budgets and deviations from the norm.
■ Compared to 2007, GDP fell by more than 7 percentage points. The industry is the
sector where the decline in production, both in the manufacturing component is in one
of the buildings, was stronger. It is a decline that is impacting negatively on the
production potential and future prospects of the Italian economy but also on the
potential recovery of Southern Italy. change of technological paradigm initiated by new
information and communications technology.
■ This process of de-industrialization and marginalization of the economy of Southern
Italy must be opposed to start a real recovery of competitiveness. To do whatever is
necessary to support appropriate public policies that can have a positive effect on the
entire Italian economic system.