An initial macroeconomic assessment of the possible additional impact of the NRP indicates that "in 2025, GDP would record a positive difference of 2.3 points compared to the base scenario".
The increase in GDP "would be associated with an improvement in employment equal to approximately 275 thousand employed persons and a reduction in the unemployment rate of 0.7 percentage points".
It is the result of the simulation carried out by Istat and indicated during the hearing of the Senate's European Union Budget and Policy Committees on the proposal for a National Recovery and Resilience Plan. Furthermore, the increase in investments "would determine both an increase in their share of GDP, which would return to above 19%, and a re-composition in favor of those in intangible assets, with positive effects on labor productivity".