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Recessione, effetto domino? (Guerra & Pace 56)
- Narrated by: Francesca Sforza
- Length: 23 mins
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Recessione, effetto domino? (Guerra & Pace 56)
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Le grandi questioni di politica internazionale trovano un nuovo spazio, coordinato dalla Stampa e dall'Istituto Affari Internazionali di Roma.
Dalla recessione economica alla crisi demografica, l'Italia è sul banco degli imputati e viene considerata un rischio per l'intera area euro. Francesca Scorza ne parla con Simone Romano, docente di economia e esperto dello IAI.
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