Sunday
November 16th
16:30
Italian workers' incomes appear to have stagnated for thirty years, neither for the poorest nor for the upper-middle classes, who support the welfare system with their taxes. This is a uniquely Italian issue, and Roberto Mania and Andrea Garnero (La questione salariale, Egea) attempt to help us understand how this could have happened and how to overcome this stagnation. Business growth, but also worker skills, and a rebalancing of the tax system are just some of the possible levers. Moderated by Elisa Lerda.
Italian workers' incomes appear to have stagnated for thirty years, neither for the poorest nor for the upper-middle classes, who support the welfare system with their taxes. This is a uniquely Italian issue, and Roberto Mania and Andrea Garnero (La questione salariale, Egea) attempt to help us understand how this could have happened and how to overcome this stagnation. Business growth, but also worker skills, and a rebalancing of the tax system are just some of the possible levers. Moderated by Elisa Lerda.
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