Italian Autoworkers Have 30% Efficiency of Poles

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, and 45% of Brazilians.


Guy Dinmore, Fiat: An industrial relations riddle: how long is a coffee
break? Financial Times, May 5, 2010.
http://guydinmore.wordpress.com/2010/05/05/fiat-how-long-is-a-coffee-break/

My comment: The above is a side bar to the main report by the same
journalist.

Much to play for; Italy; Despite improvements in public finances, concerns
are growing over the risks from troubled fellow eurozone members to a
country already suffering high debt and stagnant growth.

(a) Caption to a photo of two male seniors playing card game in an alley:

Game theory: demographic factors, including a rapidly ageing population, are
among Italy's most serious barriers to growth.

(b) Excerpt in the window of the print: 'The only hope is high GDP growth.
If the debt to GDP ratio goes out of control, default could quickly become a
less remote option.'

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