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The big boot

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Italy, a developed nation, boasts a rich quality of life with a GDP growth rate of 2.3% and a robust services sector. While unemployment stands at 10.9% and poverty at 13%, the nation's economy thrives on tourism, machinery, and exports valued at $483.3 billion. Geographically unique, Italy's climate ranges from hot summers in the south to chilly winters in the north. Current events include rising public debt and debates over abandoning the euro. Experience the vibrant Italian lifestyle rooted in history, sports, music, and culinary delights.

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  1. The big boot By Colin Seith

  2. Economy • The economic data reveals that the Italian's quality of life is very rich or nice and that they are a developed country • -GDP growth rate • 2.3% -GDP PP 30,100 • GDP composition by sector industry: 23.9%, services:74.1%, agriculture: 2% • - labor force by occupation agriculture: 3.9%, services: 67.8%, industry: 28.3% • -unemployment rate 10.9% • -poverty rate 13% • -budget deficit: -2.9% • -inflation rate 3% • -industries: tourism, machinery, iron, steel, chemicals, food processing, textiles, motor vehicles, clothing, footwear, ceramics • exports 483.3 billion : engineering, tobacco, food, drinks, transport equipment • Export partners- Germany 13.3%, France 11.8%, us 5.9%, Spain 5.4%, Switzerland 5.4%, united kingdom 4.7% • Imports- 469.7 billion engineering products, food, drinks, tobacco • Import partners- Germany 16.5%, France 8.8%, china 7.7, Netherlands 5.5, Spain 4.7

  3. Geography, climate, and natural resources • Their geography, climate, natural resources affect their daily jobs • GEOGRAPHY • Its unique shape(a boot)makes it one of the most recognizable countries in the world • surrounded on three of four sides by the Mediterranean sea and bears more than 5000 miles of beaches • 2 main mountain ranges- Alps in north, Apennine through the middle • CLIMATE • North- hot summers, cold winters (rarely drops below freezing during day) • South- mild winters, long, dry, hot summers • Mountains- long clod winters, short cool summers • NATURAL REASOUSES • Coal, mercury, zinc, potash, barite, asbestos, marble, pumice, fluorspar, feldspar, pyrite, natural gas, crude oil reserves, fish and arable land

  4. culture • What we need to know about to prove that they have a very unique life is that they are very fancy, make fancy sports car such as Lamborghinis and Ferraris, love sports and are very festive • Many aspects are rooted from the Greeks and romans (most noticeably the legal system and art) • Today they mainly tend to relax over a delicious meal and enjoy a good game of calico (soccer) • To our lives add a love for music, and the need for fashion and personal expression and you have the perfect recipe for the Italian lifestyle

  5. Current events • The public debt rose to the highest level since Benito Mussolini won elections 89 years ago, paving the way for his 20-year dictatorship • BeppeGrillo, who holds the balance of power in parliament, suggested that Italy abandons the euro and goes back to the lire • He says in 6 months Italy will not be able to pay pensions and the wages of public employees