This essay describes the phases of postwar Italian industrial development with particular focus on the interaction between public- and private-sector firms. Four phases are analysed: postwar Reconstruction and the economic miracle (1950-64), State intervention (1964-75), crisis and Restructuring (1975-83) and Innovations, Profits and Finance (1983-90). Details on major transactions performed by the principal State.owned industrial agencies (IRI, ENI, EFIM) and by Principal Private-Sector industrial Groups (Fiat, Montedison, Olivetti, Pirelli, Pesenti) are provided.
Ranci, P., Prodi, R., De Giovanni, D., Coltorti, F., Leon, P., Gros Pietro, G. M., Bianchi, P., D'Antonio, M., Tenenbaum, M., Lamborghini, B., Sacchi, C., Phases of Italian Industrial Development and the Relationship between the Public and Private Sectors, in Baldassarri, M. (ed.), Industrial Policy in Italy 1945-90, MACMILLAN PRESS LTD, LONDON 1993: 59- 123 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/80860]
Phases of Italian Industrial Development and the Relationship between the Public and Private Sectors
Coltorti, Fulvio;
1993
Abstract
This essay describes the phases of postwar Italian industrial development with particular focus on the interaction between public- and private-sector firms. Four phases are analysed: postwar Reconstruction and the economic miracle (1950-64), State intervention (1964-75), crisis and Restructuring (1975-83) and Innovations, Profits and Finance (1983-90). Details on major transactions performed by the principal State.owned industrial agencies (IRI, ENI, EFIM) and by Principal Private-Sector industrial Groups (Fiat, Montedison, Olivetti, Pirelli, Pesenti) are provided.
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