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Page 1: Italy

By:Caylee MatchetteLindsey Giesecke

Sarah Brenner

Italy

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Background Information

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Background Information• Italy is slightly larger than Arizona.• Almost 20% of Italy's population is over 65 years old.• unemployment rate is around 8.6%• Pinocchio , was written by an Italian• Over 75% of Italy is mountainous or hilly. • 98% of Italians are Roman Catholic. • National Sport football aka soccer• National Dish is pasta• Big landmarks: Leaning tower of Pisa & Rome Coliseum• Italy is the world's fifth largest industrial economy• Before adopting the euro, Italy's currency was known as the lira.

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Importance in World Trade

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Importance in World Trade

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Italy’s Impact

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Italy’s Impact

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• EEA (European Economic Area)– January 1, 1994

• Allows the EEA EFTA States (Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein) to participate in the Internal Market

• concerned with “the four freedoms" – freedom of movement of goods– persons– services– capital

• Also “flanking policies”– social policy– consumer protection– environment policy

Trade Agreements

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• On January 1, 1995 Italy joined the WTO (World Trade Organization). – member-driven organization– deals with the rules of trade

between nations– implementing new trade

agreements– 153 members

• Member of the European Union. – EC (European Communities)

• All EU (European Union) member States are WTO members, as is the EU in its own right.

• The EU is a WTO member – making 28 WTO members

Trade Agreements

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• Schengen Area• 25 European countries which

have abolished all border controls between each other– Signed November 1990– Implemented October 26 1997

• Not implemented or expressed interest– Cyprus– Switzerland– Bulgaria– Romania– Liechtenstein– Vatican City

Trade Agreements

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• Major Exports:– Germany 13.1%– France 11.7%– Spain 7.3%– US 6.7%– UK 6.0%

• Machinery and transport equipment, textiles and clothing, chemicals

• Major Imports:– Germany 16.7%– France 9.2%– China 5.9%– Netherlands 5.5%– Belgium 4.2%

• Machinery and transport equipment, chemicals, energy products, minerals and metals

Trade Agreements

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Retailing

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Retailing

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• Major Industries: – textiles– clothing– Footwear

• Major companies know world wide– Armani– Dolce & Gabbana– Fendi– Gucci– Versace

Companies

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• Other Companies– 55dsl

• spin-off from Diesel• fusion of sport and urban culture• 18-30 age group• New York and Orange County

– Comvert s.r.l.• Based in Milan• Sporting and athletic goods

– Erreà• Based in San Polo di Torrile• Sporting and athletic goods• 1st; free from harmful chemicals

– Marni• Hippy chic• All around the world• Based in Italy

– Shy• Specializes in shoes and handbags• Founded in Venice (outsources)

Companies

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Political and Economic Factors

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Political and Economic Factors

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Development in the Industry

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Development in the Industry