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Education industry in Italy grows by only 1% over 2016 to reach EUR78.1 billion. Italy remains among the bottom three countries in terms of spending on education. Education providers suffer declining enrolment ratios, as graduate unemployment is high and remuneration prospects poor. Education industry’s CAGR to remain at 1% over 2016-2021, fuelled by increasing popularity of science programmes.
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Prospects
Italian Government spending on education remains among the lowest in Europe
Secondary and higher education struggles with decreasing enrolment
More science programmes may remedy the industry
Competitive Landscape
Educational institutions to rely more on tuition fees to fund rising remuneration expenses
Industry Overview
Chart 1 Production vs Nominal GDP 2001–2021Table 1 Key Industry Indicators 2011–2016
Table 2 Key Industry Indicators: Annual Growth 2012–2016
Industry Sectors
Chart 2 Industry Sectors’ Growth Indices 2001–2021Table 3 Production by Sector: Value 2011–2016
Table 4 Production by Sector: Annual Growth 2012–2016
Table 5 Production by Sector: Share of Total 2011–2016
Firmographics
Table 6 Number of Companies by Employment Size 2011–2016Table 7 Number of Companies by Employment Size: Annual Growth 2012–2016
Table 8 Number of Companies by Employment Size: Share of Total 2011–2016
Table 9 Production by Employment Size 2011–2016
Table 10 Production by Employment Size: Annual Growth 2012–2016
Table 11 Production by Employment Size: Share of Total 2011–2016
Table 12 Industry Leaders: Company Production Shares in 2016
Import and Export
Chart 3 Import vs Export Growth 2001-2016Table 13 Import and Export 2011–2016
Market and Buyers
Table 14 Key Market Indicators 2011–2016Table 15 Key Market Indicators: Annual Growth 2012–2016
Households
Chart 4 Household Expenditure on Education vs GDP 2001–2021Chart 5 Household Expenditure on Education vs Population 2001–2021
Table 16 Households: Key Statistics 2011–2016
Suppliers
Table 17 Supply Structure 2011–2016Table 18 Supply Structure: Annual Growth 2012–2016
Table 19 Supply Structure:Share of Total 2011–2016
Labour Costs
Chart 6 Number of Employees vs Average Salary 2001–2016Chart 7 Output per Employee vs Average Salary 2001–2016
Table 20 Key Statistics 2011–2016
Industry Attractiveness Index
Chart 8 Attractiveness Index of Education Among Other Italy IndustriesChart 9 Binary Diagram of Attractiveness Index
Table 21 Attractiveness Index Composition
Attractiveness Index: Explanation
Future Outlook
Table 22 Forecasts 2017–2022Definitions
Education
Primary and Secondary EducationHigher Education
Adult and Other Education
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