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Italy’s inability to sort out their bureaucracy really doesn’t help. (Ever tried to sell/buy a house in Italy, compared to, say Sweden? It is absurd.) Not that
by bjelkeman-again 8y ago
Italy’s inability to sort out their bureaucracy really doesn’t help. (Ever tried to sell/buy a house in Italy, compared to, say Sweden? It is absurd.) Not that it is their only problem. But when rational people vote for Berlouisconi as prime minister, then you know you have a problem at multiple levels, imho.
- _cerv 8y agoThis. The problem wasn’t too much austerity, it was that the pendulum seemed to always swing to extremes. Banking policy was always painted as a binary choice of excessive welfare financing or heartless spending cuts.