No, the Italian economy was not built around the military, and neither was Great Britain's. But note that growing navies needed steel for their new classes of large armored ship so the economies of the European countries (as well as the US and Japan) expanded their steel industries, which led to jobs in steel mills coal mines, shipyards, railroads, chemical companies, and similar industries that caused their economies to boom.
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The Italian economy is strong thanks to clothing, shoes and car companies.
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The economy is going down. Agriculture is their number one import
"Economy" in English means economia in Italian.
The Italian economy is strong thanks to clothing, shoes and car companies.
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Italy's economy may have strong government regulation, but it is first and foremost a MARKET ECONOMY because firms choose their own levels of production, not the Italian government (which would be the case in a command economy).
They heavily depended on cotton which is why they needed millions of slaves.
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The economy and the military
All large military facilities affect the local economy of the cities they are in.
Sparta economy was based on the military because the military Sparta the center of the military
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