But not in Italy, where it is seen as more of a long term investment.
...firms with more than 15 workers cannot get rid of employees even in a downturn without risking legal proceedings that can last years. If a judge then decides the company has acted unfairly, it can be forced to rehire the worker and pay him his lost earnings.
Mario Monti, economist and former head of the Competition Authority in the EU (while I was at the FTC), is heroically trying to enact what seem like very modest reforms. There is a question of whether such modest reforms will help very much, given the other problems like pervasive corruption, maddening bureaucracy and organised crime.
We should always be looking ahead to things, but at the same time we must be very careful and only then we will be able to work out things. At present I am trading with OctaFX broker where they lovely supporting stuff which includes low spread of 0.2 pips, high leverage up to 1.500 while there is also rebate program to support us with giving up 50% back for every trade including the losing one, so that really helps me keep in control of things.
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