The North-South Differential In Italian Economic Development*

Richard S. Eckaus

The Journal of Economic History, 1961, vol. 21, issue 3, 285-317

Abstract: Though the economy of Italy has been transformed in the one hundred years since its uninfication, the various regions have experienced quite different degrees of development. Southern Italy, including Sicily and Sardinia, all of which comprises 40 per cent of the land area and, today, about 37 per cent of the population, has lagged far behind the North.

Date: 1961
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