Italian economy

The Italian economy is the third-largest in the Eurozone, characterized by a mix of industrial production and agriculture. It is known for its strong manufacturing sector, particularly in fashion, automotive, and machinery. Italy also has a significant tourism industry, attracting millions with its rich history and culture. Despite its strengths, Italy faces challenges such as high public debt, slow economic growth, and regional disparities, especially between the prosperous north and the less developed south. The country is working to implement reforms to boost competitiveness and innovation while addressing these economic issues.