The weight of revenue increased as compared to 43.3% in 2008. Our country is in contrast with the media. Unemployment to 8, 6% in the Organization, as with us. Taking into account only the rate of youth, however, we are last but one: there's only after Hungary
Increase the pressure of taxation in Italy: in 2009 it rose to 43.5% of GDP, from 43.3% in 2008. It 'as reported by the OECD in the preliminary estimates for last year in "Revenue Statistics". Italy so than Belgium (which in 2009 saw the weight of the tax decrease to 43.2% from 44.2% in 2008) and rises from fourth to third in the ranking of countries where the greater the weight of revenue over gross domestic product. First of Italy in 2009 are only Denmark (48.2%) and Sweden (46.4%).
The OECD notes that the economic crisis and the consequent fiscal stimulus put in place by many governments have had that the tax burden in the OECD area in 2009 "has touched the lowest level since the early 90s." The pressure falls, the average for all countries, 33.7%, compared to 34.8% in 2008 and to 35.4% in 2007.
Besides Denmark, Sweden and Italy, the OECD countries in 2009 showed a tax burden over 40% are Australia, Belgium, Finland, France and Norway. Mexico with 17.4% and Chile with 18.2% recorded in 2009 the lowest tax burden in the area, followed by the United States (24%) and Turkey (24.6%). The biggest increases were recorded in Luxembourg (from 35.5% in 2008 to 37.5% in 2009) and Switzerland (from 29.1% to 30.3%).
The Organization of Paris has also released the unemployment figures, which in October in the OECD area was 8, 6%, 0.1% more compared to September. In a statement, however, indicates that the number of unemployed remains near the top of the post-war period, to 45.7 million.
This confirms a picture divergent developments observed on the labor market among the countries of the region. In the U.S., travels to 9.8% (+0.2% on a monthly basis), Canada it drops to 7.6% (-0.3%). At the level of eurozone, the unemployment rate is stable in Germany (6.7%), down 9.8% in France (-0.1%), up to 8 in Italy, 6% (+0 , 3%). Our country is still below the euro area average (10.1%) and the European Union (9.6%), but above that of the G7 (8.2%). Countries with the highest rates of unemployment in Spain 20.7%, Slovakia 14.7% and Ireland at 14.1%.
But if we consider only those aged between 15 and 24, Italy became the second to last among OECD countries. With 21.7% In fact, it does well only in Hungary, stops at 18.1%, and is well below the average of member countries, 40.2%. Among the employed also still shows the study, 44.4% had a precarious employment, and 18.8% work only part time. As for the unemployed, more than 40% are unemployed for a long time, and 15.9% belongs to the group known as 'Neet', who do not study or work.
"the OECD report a photographer known reality: - says the president of Italy Labour, the technical agency of the Ministry of Welfare - the significant impact of the crisis on employment opportunities for young. We confirm that the most worrying factor in the analysis of the OECD - fully supported by all documents of the Italian government - is the gap in skills, because it is the lack of appropriate skills to the real needs of the labor market which prevents young people to build pathways to stable and quality work. "
SOURCE: repubblica.it
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