Italy's push and Pull Factors

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Italy's Push and Pull Factors

By Ryka

Reasons Not to Live in Italy (Push Factors)
-The unemployment rate in Italy is very high so it may not be best to go to Italy until you have a secure job. 
 -The south (Naples, Bari,Taranto etc) is more developed in agriculture but the unemployment is higher there, 
-Public debt is on the rise.

Pull Factors (Reasons to go to Italy)
-On the bright side, The North of Italy (Rome, Genoa, Florence etc)is well developed industry-wise mostly by private companies. 
-Environment and natural resources are getting better as cars are banned to reduce air pollution. The amount of pollution in Italy progressively improves 
-The land is beautiful. Italy shares mountains with Switzerland.

Italy would be best for a vacation or a short stay, but not a permanent one

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Italy's push and Pull Factors

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