Average per capita wealth in the Italian provinces by JoeFalchetto Tags:Europe 17 comments I ate the north There appears to be significantly more muscle in the calves, than in the feet. Polentoni v Terroni Rich North v Mezzogiorno South “The North works, the South spends” A tale of two countries united in one. l’Italia. What it lacks in wealth, the South makes up in food. I guess this is strongly correlated with housing prices in the various regions? [deleted] Every map of Italy ever That’s every italian comparison map pasta freshness/dryness index What are the major factors? – Organized crime? – Geographical separation, being a periphery? – Climate/resources? – History? All of them? I am interested to learn more. Zimbardo had a great lecture explaining the phenomenon. Belluno? I thought that Rome region was much richer than that. Imagine how wealthy Italy could be if it properly managed to bring southern Italy up to northern levels. That’s one of the italian maps of all time Going off topic, are Italian provinces roughly equivalent to departments in France or kreis/bezirk in Germany (at the German state level)? Most personal wealth is due to house ownership. So this is basically a map of housing prices. Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Polentoni v Terroni Rich North v Mezzogiorno South “The North works, the South spends” A tale of two countries united in one. l’Italia.
What are the major factors? – Organized crime? – Geographical separation, being a periphery? – Climate/resources? – History? All of them? I am interested to learn more.
Imagine how wealthy Italy could be if it properly managed to bring southern Italy up to northern levels.
Going off topic, are Italian provinces roughly equivalent to departments in France or kreis/bezirk in Germany (at the German state level)?
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I ate the north
There appears to be significantly more muscle in the calves, than in the feet.
Polentoni v Terroni
Rich North v Mezzogiorno South
“The North works, the South spends”
A tale of two countries united in one. l’Italia.
What it lacks in wealth, the South makes up in food.
I guess this is strongly correlated with housing prices in the various regions?
[deleted]
Every map of Italy ever
That’s every italian comparison map
pasta freshness/dryness index
What are the major factors?
– Organized crime?
– Geographical separation, being a periphery?
– Climate/resources?
– History?
All of them? I am interested to learn more.
Zimbardo had a great lecture explaining the phenomenon.
Belluno?
I thought that Rome region was much richer than that.
Imagine how wealthy Italy could be if it properly managed to bring southern Italy up to northern levels.
That’s one of the italian maps of all time
Going off topic, are Italian provinces roughly equivalent to departments in France or kreis/bezirk in Germany (at the German state level)?
Most personal wealth is due to house ownership. So this is basically a map of housing prices.