Research

While the referendum campaign for the repeal of the assisted reproduction law is gathering momentum and two weeks before the end of the signature collection, Eurispes has released the results [...]

The turnover of the ‘ndrangheta, estimated by Eurispes for 2004, amounts to almost 36 billion euro. An ‘outlawed’ turnover equal to 3.4% of the national gross domestic product, [...]

Eurispes measured the tax burden last year (2003) by comparing it with that of the previous year (2002)in a study entitled ‘Have taxes really fallen?’. At first glance, the data […]

According to an analysis carried out by Eurispes, using data from the Ministry of the Interior, in 2005, there were almost 4 million Italians living abroad: 1,944,526 families, most of […]

Over the last five years, Italian households have reduced their annual savings by 40%, from 106 billion set aside in 2001 to 64 billion in 2005. In the same years, […]

The Italian economic situation is worsening. The Country is moving at a slower pace than Europe, also weighed down by a higher public debt compared to other countries. The 2008-2011 […]

Within a traditional line of studies, Eurispes identified some economic and demographic parameters of reference to identify the middle class, starting from the median annual income (calculated by [...]

The aim of the survey was to carry out, for the first time in Italy, a monitoring of criminal proceedings based not on the collection of general data, such as […]

Eurispes wanted to provide an overview of the social promotion strategies adopted in European countries in order to stimulate a debate on the state of social Europe and to promote […]

Italy spends less on civil servants’ salaries than Germany, which is much larger than Italy, but also than France and the United Kingdom, which have roughly the same number of […]