POMIGLIANO D'ARCO, ITALY — In a country where Fiats line the streets, Italians have long clung to a revealing proverb: as Fiat goes, so goes Italy. Fiat’s efforts to make its workers more productive at a plant here, just northeast of Naples, are testing that maxim as never before, and may signal whether Italians are willing to embrace the kind of change needed for Italy to skirt financial ruin and be more competitive with the countries of Northern Europe and the rest of the world....
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