Salute to the Venetian industrialists who supported motherhood

praised Adamo Smith and Roberto Brezzale, The Scottish economist explained how the company, which was born out of selfish reasons, produces collective welfare. The Venetian industrialist has shown that Smith is not a theory but a reality, and an immediately understandable reality, which is life-giving. “Welcome Secogna”, an informal group of companies from Vicenza and beyond, with the support of motherhood as a common goal. Brezzaelle told me about it but I am so distracted, I always think about perfume and toys, bottles and ties: I understood the value and dimensions of the initiative by reading about it at Giornale di Vicenza. Each company is free to act as it sees fit, “paying those monthly wages, those who pay kindergarten or babysitters, who guarantee flexible hours”. Results give hope, many children were born… Brezzaley points out that “supporting maternity with three years of leave would cost the state $8 billion annually, which is less than what would be spent on citizenship income”. Adamo Smith and Roberto Brezzale are to be praised, politicians who would transfer taxpayer money from idlers to mothers, sanctified.

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• Lives in Parma He writes in newspapers and publishes books: the latest is “the outstanding painter. To know, admire and collect today’s Italian artists” (Marcilio).