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Italy Recovery Plan: Bidenomics or Marshall Plan 2.0?

Italy’s Recovery and Resilience Plan could provide a significant boost to aggregate demand in the coming years. And arguably even more important are the accompanying structural reforms, which could raise GDP in the long run. Having said that, there are a number of reasons to think that the programme will have a smaller impact than the government hopes.

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