What are the specific manifestations of the epidemic situation seriously affecting the comprehensive quality of life in Italian cities?

This year is a different year. Due to the influence of COVID-19, the economies of all countries have been affected to a certain extent, and Italy has also been hit hard by the epidemic. By the 29th, there were 78 confirmed cases1585/KLOC-0, with 54,904 deaths. In the past 24 hours, there were 20,648 newly confirmed cases and 54 deaths per kloc-0 person. The comprehensive quality of life in cities has also generally declined, and the effective purchasing power of society has shrunk rapidly. It is estimated that Christmas consumption this year will drop by more than 20% compared with the same period last year. ?

Italy's local tourism industry has also been hit hard, and tourist attractions that are usually popular because of Christmas are still very depressed. For example, a restaurant in Passo Tonale, a ski resort in Italy's Dolomiti Mountains, closed. Due to the epidemic in COVID-19, the ski resort is currently blocked.

A report recently released by the Chamber of Commerce in Milan, Italy, pointed out that the market consumption was severely squeezed this Christmas, because household income was seriously reduced and the future economic situation was uncertain, and people still could not let go of consumption. For example, in the past, both public officials and employees of enterprises could receive the salary of the first 13 month and have similar bonuses. However, due to the epidemic situation, the total social payment in the 13 month in 2020 is about 2 billion euros, which is about 10 billion euros less than that in 20 19 years. It is because family income is affected that people's desire for consumption cannot be raised.

Under the influence of the epidemic, the overall quality of life in Italy has declined, affecting family food consumption and non-essential consumption, including luxury goods, electronic products, tourism and eating out on holidays. Compared with previous years, the national average consumption level will drop by about 62.6% compared with the same period of last year, and the comprehensive average consumption level will drop by about 20.3% at Christmas.