Divario nord-sud
Definition
Divario nord-sud, also known as the North-South divide, refers to the economic and social disparities between regions located in the northern and southern parts of a country. These differences can include income levels, infrastructure development, education opportunities, and quality of life.
Analogy
Think of divario nord-sud as two siblings who grew up in different neighborhoods. One sibling has access to better schools, healthcare facilities, and job opportunities (the north), while the other sibling faces limited resources and fewer chances for success (the south).
Related terms
Mezzogiorno: This term specifically refers to the southern part of Italy.
Convergenza economica: It represents efforts made towards reducing regional disparities by promoting economic growth in underdeveloped areas.
Infrastrutture: These are physical structures such as roads, bridges, and buildings that support economic activities within a region.
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