The international competitiveness is becoming the central theme of the economic discussion in recent years as we are intent on understanding what are the reasons that push national companies to invest in global markets.
The first cause concerns the economic system as a whole, which, given the stagnation of the domestic market, is no longer able to absorb enough the productions developed internally, with the consequence that companies are increasingly aware of having to look beyond the borders.
The second reason, which characterizes the phenomenon of the internationalization of companies in general, is the decrease in turnover.
And indeed, the high dependence that distinguishes companies from the domestic market means that the first aspect mentioned has a strongly negative impact on the business.
