'Summary: The Geography of Italy'

'\nItalys industrial development began in the late nineteenth century. Nazi policies and the spherical economic crisis contri stilled to restructuring, but not expanding industry, and by the end of the south World War, n earliest half of the working population was utilize in farming. However, since the 1950s, the Italian economy has undergone a dramatic change, and to the 1990s, manufacturing and mining, on with the construction already given approx. 33% of GDP, and non-productive sphere (including trade, banking and management) - another(prenominal) 63%, sequence the share of agriculture declined to 4%.\nbetween 1950 and 1964 the volume of industrial production has nigh doubled. Finished industrial goods as the of import export items replaced semi, with increase volume of imports of primitive materials and capital goods. in the midst of 1963 and 1974, production issue was 4.7% per year. In the early 1970s, Northern Italy has set about one of the most developed industr ial regions of Europe.\nEntry into the so-called Common market place (European Economic Community) in 1957 was an important agent in increase the volume of exports of Italian eksporta.Dohody for 2002 amounted to 259.2 billion U.S. dollars.'