Jul 18, 2016
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by Giovanna Mancini
The year 2015 was marked throughout the world by a slowdown in growth in the trading of goods, a slower growth than expected and well below that of the previous two decades.
Yet the Italian companies have moved in the opposite direction, strengthening their level of internationalization last year, as is clear in the "ICE-Italian Trade Agency 2015-2016 Report on Italy in the international economy" presented yesterday in Milan together with the ISTAT Yearbook Statistics on Foreign Trade and the international activities of businesses.
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