Quintino Sella

Italian economist and finance minister

Quintino Sella - Leaders & Politicians born 1827
Born

1827
199 years ago

Died
Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Italy

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An influential economist and politician, served as the Italian Minister of Finances. Played a crucial role in the formation of public finance policy in post-unification Italy. Contributed to the development of the Italian tax system and promoted fiscal reforms during his time in office. Advocated for economic modernization and investment in infrastructure, particularly in the railway sector.

Served as Italian Minister of Finances

Implemented significant fiscal reforms

Promoted railway infrastructure development

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