The Effectiveness of Economic Planning in Bringing About Stability and Progress in Italy in the years 1922 to 1940

Effectiveness of economic plan to achieve stability and progress in Italy between 1922 and 1940 When Benito Mussolini took power, he had many goals in Italy. He said that Italy is great, worried, respected and hopes to modify the Treaty of Versailles, Italy has a strong military power, plays an important role in European issues and empires to compete with ancient Rome I hope to become. He did not go through a coherent plan to go up to the stage. In fact, he really thought that he was an office.

The period of Italy from 1922 to 1939 was Mussolini's dictatorship system. As a dictator, Mussolini, fundamentally change the government's policy of trying to improve the stability of the welfare and the economy, we strengthened his power by influencing people's emotions. His Among the policy was also to have failed Some are successful, when Mussolini began working with Hitler, he lost the popular, was not able to maintain the power for a long period of time. Mussolini's domestic policy is divided into two areas: economic policy and social policy. Therefore, this white paper will evaluate the success of these policies and Mussolini's success in achieving these policies.

When Benito Mussolini became Prime Minister in October 1922, Italy, like many countries in this period, entered a period of great recession. Rome really felt the impact of this collapse. Since the reunification of Italy, the population of the eternal city has steadily increased steadily, and when Mussorini established the one party government in 1926, the city population soon approached one million people (Ridley, 1986 , Pp. 41) The combination of population growth and economic collapse has caused a wide range of social problems, from housing to unemployment. In a lively speech, Mussorini took the Roman Empire as an example, removed these difficulties and promised to make a new, stronger, unified Italy.

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Benito Mussolini (1883 - 1945) held power in Italy during the economic difficulties of 1922, understanding that Italy won the First World War but lost peace. In the late 1920s, the Fascist government intervened to save the industry and increase employment. Mussolini gradually controlled his government. Initially he hesitated to support Hitler's election in Germany, but by the end of 1936 cooperation between Italy and Germany had taken shape. A humiliating desperate economic relief to the results of the First World War and the quest for a simple answer, and many Germans listened to the anger of Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) who accused the Jews and the Communists I cant. In violation of the Treaty of Versailles that Germany forbade to build himself again, Hitler pledged to build a stronger German military force. His National Socialist Party leader was elected in the early 1930 's.