Italy-Economic Growth and Human Development. Comparative Analysis
Abstract Economic growth is a permanent objective of economic policy, and in the medium and long run it is reflected, as we know, in the process of development. But this is not enough for an economy to grow. It is absolutely necessary for the quantitative jump to be accompanied by the qualitative one, by the improvement of the life standards and of the degree of civilization. We aim at studying the process of economic growth in Italy's particular case, a country that has not followed a very clear model of growth and which, in spite of the fact that it has not had the economic advantages of other states, is one of the developed countries of the world.
Construction conditions of functional region for grain production were investigated and construction achievements in Huzhou City since 2010 were summarized. There were many difficulties identified in this study: appropriate regions selection, fund raising, subject cultivation and follow-up management in the process of construction. According to the existing problems, some strategies were proposed,for example, to strengthen the leadership and cooperation among the government multi-branches, to integrate resource and increase investment from government, to perfect the mating facilities and improve service quality for the functional region, and to establish the innovative mechanism and strengthen the follow-up management.