Centralized planning has all the same weaknesses it always did. It's a problem of distributed analysis, not a lack of data points. Italy was something of model

Centralized planning has all the same weaknesses it always did. It's a problem of distributed analysis, not a lack of data points. Italy was something of model for alleged central planning efficiency in the last century. Now it's broke, taking money from the next credit-binging central planning state. It's credit, not proof of either side having superior economic policy.