Italy: To what extent did economic problems outweigh the political difficulties faced by Giolitti’s government in Italy in the years 1911-14?

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  • Political difficulties far more challenging

  • Some of them stemmed from economic challenges

  • Some were poor decisions

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  • Economic problems important

  • Libyan War 1911 cost 1.3b lire

  • National debt 15b lire by 1914

  • 870,000 Italians emigrated 1911-14

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  • Many aspects of the economy are ok

  • Industrial production x2 by 1913

  • Steel production up to 900k tonnes 1913

  • Real wages increase to 30% 1913

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  • Political difficulties not that serious

  • 1913 Election, Liberals win 270/508 seats

  • Electorate expands to 8.5m in 1912

  • Giolitti PM 5 times (resilient)

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  • Political difficulties outweigh economic problems

  • Electorate increase by 180%

  • Socialist vote increase to 23% 1913

  • Catholics win 200 seats 1913 (Gentinoli Pact)