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scusa ma Amsterdam fa' così schifo?
Ottimo esempio Amsterdam. Sede di molte multinazionali (che a Milano non ci sono), aeroporto collegato in 60 minuti di treno a un bacino d'utenza di oltre 10 milioni di persone, forte componente etnica dalle ex colonie, maggior propensione a viaggiare rispetto agli Italiani e per finire Amsterdam città con maggior appeal turistico rispetto a Milano.
Scusate se sono in inglese....
Lombardy is one of the engines of the global economy with a GDP calculated by ISTAT at $400 billion and a per capita GDP of $49,216. The Lombard GDP is higher than those of Saudi Arabia, Switzerland or Sweden. The region is one of the three richest in Europe, with a per capita gross domestic product that is 50 percent higher than the rest of Italy. In fact the latest Eurostat figures shows that Lombardy in 2003 had the highest GDP for a region in the whole of the EU. Many foreign and national companies have their headquarters in Milan. Manufactures include iron and steel, cars, mechanics components, chemical products, textiles, furnitures, leather, shoes and many others. The province of Brescia is well-known for the production of weapons and the province of Como for silk and lace. The productivity of agriculture is enhanced by a well-developed use of fertilizers and the traditional abundance of water, boosted since the Middle Ages by the construction of a wide net of irrigation systems. Lower plains are characterized by fodder crops, which are mowed up to eight times a years, cereals (rice, wheat and maize) and sugarbeet. Productions of the higher plains include cereals, vegetables, fruit trees and mulberries. The higher areas, up to the Prealps and Alps sectors of the north, produce fruit, vines, olives. Cattle (with the highest density in Italy), pigs and sheep are grown.
One sixth of Italian population or about 9.5 millions people lives in Lombardy. The regional population doubled during the '50s and '60s because of the dramatic immigration from Southern Italy. In '80s and '90s the population growth was guaranteed by foreign immigrants, so today more than a quarter of all foreign immigrants in Italy lives in Lombardy. As of 2006, the Italian national institute of statistics ISTAT estimated that 665,884 foreign-born immigrants live in Lombardy, equal to 7.0% of the total regional population.
Milano MXP in treno 40 minuti ad oggi destinati a ridursi notevolmente, in bus 50 minuti... bacino di utenza basta leggere i dati sopra.... volonta' politica di sfruttare la situazione.... lasciamo perdere....