The Global Competitiveness Report takes into account the perceptions of Italian executives and Lorenzo posts a very interesting comment on the limitations of quantifying perceptions. He also makes a link between Italy's steady fall in the competitiveness rankings since 2001 and Berlusconi coming to power four years ago.
Coincidence? What do you think?
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October 14, 2004
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