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Italy: Europe’s unlikely outperformer
But the boom could go into reverse as the measure is withdrawn, economists warn. The incentives initially covered up to 110 per cent of expenses, but the discount was lowered to 90 per cent in 2023 and 70 per cent from January this year. It is also now more difficult to attain than in previous years and the measure is slated to end in 2025.
“A correction in investment is imminent,” said Melanie Debono, economist at the consultancy Pantheon Macroeconomics. She added applications for the “super bonus” soared more than expected at the end of 2023 as builders and households rushed to take advantage of the measure before the changes in January, and have since been declining.
Separate data published last week showed that the measure also cost a fortune. Official data showed that the budget deficit in 2023 was 7.2 per cent of GDP, well above the government’s 5.3 per cent. This is more than double the eurozone average, a worrying figure for a country with a debt equivalent to about 140 per cent of GDP and that pays over €80bn in interest payments every year.
“The impact of this measure on the fiscal deficit was very large for the last few years, as the cost continued to overshoot the official estimate,” said Nobile.
But probably the more disappointing part is that the latest strong performance barely lifted the country from its long-term economic stagnation."
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