Italy's per capita income loss may reach 2,600 euros in 2020

　　Chinanews, January 3, according to Euronet, the Italian Ministry of Civil Defence reported on January 2, 11,831 new confirmed cases and 364 new deaths. The total number of confirmed cases nationwide exceeded 2.14 million, with deaths. Over 74,000 cases.

A report on the socio-economic loss of the new crown epidemic pointed out that in 2020, the loss of per capita income in Italy may be reduced by 2,600 euros compared with 2019.

Data map: Palermo, Italy, people are vaccinated in order to prevent the new crown in the hospital.

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　　According to reports, according to the current Italian epidemic prevention laws and regulations, on January 7, 2021, Italy will officially lift the red high-risk epidemic control.

While lifting the nationwide blockade of epidemic control and control, the central government will re-evaluate the level of epidemic control in each region based on the effective number of infections Rt value and the relevant epidemic risk index.

　　Experts analyzed that after the New Year’s holiday, Veneto, Liguria and Calabria are likely to be reclassified as high-risk areas for the red epidemic and will be subject to regional blockade control.

　　In addition, on January 2, the socio-economic loss report of the new crown epidemic in 2020 released by the Institute of Italian Craftsmen and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (CGIA) pointed out that in 2020, the loss of per capita income in Italy may be reduced by 2,600 euros compared with 2019.

　　Paolo Zabeo, a researcher at the Institute of Italian Handicraftsmen and the Federation of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises, also said that the current economic situation is the worst year for Italy in the past 75 years.

Zabio pointed out that there are still many uncertain factors in whether the company can return to the operating level of 2019 in the next three years.

　　Zabio analyzed that, firstly, it is the social control of the new crown epidemic; secondly, the support of the recovery fund to enterprises; and thirdly, whether social purchasing power can be effectively improved.

Only when the above conditions are met, will Italy be able to return to the level of socio-economic development before the new crown epidemic by 2024.

(Boyuan)