Research

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 […]

Among the financial measures planned by the Government to be presented to Parliament, there are a series of measures to limit the expenditure of local authorities. These measures have led […]

In Europe, 70 million citizens are at risk of poverty, 20 million are unemployed and 25% of the workforce is precarious. These are some of the figures that show how […]

To mark 8 March 2006, Eurispes wanted to dedicate a reflection to the condition of women, caught between the multiplication of roles that society demands and the need to operate […]

Eurispes’ Observatory on Tax Policies focuses on the modernisation and simplification of Italy’s tax system and produces periodic analyses on the main issues affecting Italian [...]

The family quotient, according to the French model, would entail average annual tax savings of about 800 euros per family (values that increase in direct proportion to the family’s income [...]

In Europe, respiratory diseases have a total cost of approximately €100 billion per year (€118 per capita), driven mainly by lost working hours (€48.3 billion), followed by hospital admissions [...]

The poverty shadow spares no one: it affects the elderly who receive pensions of just €500 (and there are more than 7 million of them), young people with insecure jobs […]

The turnover of Calabrian organised crime is just under 44 billion. There have been almost 14,000 reports of ‘Ndrangheta-related crimes, 507 acts of intimidation against the socio-economic [...]