The caseMeloni and the ‘over-inflated’. She fears the spread and inflation. Giorgetti: ‘I won’t print money’. Urso’s humanoidsMeloni and Giorgetti fear the impact of inflation and the spread. The Minister for the Economy: “I expect the EU not to engage in academic discourse.” A cautious line prevails. A brief exchange in the Council of Ministers regarding grandparents: “We’ve grown old too.” Urso is silenced by the Prime Minister on the subject of humanoidsbyCarmelo Caruso3 OCT 26
the analysisPrudence does not mean a lack of courage. Notes for the next budgetWith the period marked by the (disastrous) Superbonus scheme and the (less exciting than expected) PNRR now behind us, the challenge is to make the private sector the source of growth. Ideas for the 2027 Budget Bill, despite the deficitbyNicola Rossi29 SEP 26
The analysisThe budget is approaching; the outlandish proposals on pensions are readyFreezing the rise in the state pension age places a burden on future generations, and the contribution for each newborn can be drawn from existing funds – as is the case in Trentino – without requiring the INPS to set up a new one byGiuliano Cazzola e Luciano Capone27 AUG 26
