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Trentino-Alto Adige

Trentino Alto-Adige is one of Italy's five semi-autonomous regions. It has a large German-speaking population and it is the second richest overall in terms of per capita GDP. It is famous for its Dolomiti mountain range, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Up until the end of World War II, it had been tussled over by Italy and Austria. Agriculture (apples and wine in particular) and tourism are among its strongest economic assets, but the region is rich in small and medium sized enterprises.

Population 1,039,934
Italian population 59,685,227
Ranking of the region in terms of population 16

Source: Istat, 2013


1) Wealth Gdp per capita EUR/year, 2014

3) Consumption Per capita expenditure in cars,
motorbikes and electronics EUR/year, 2014

5) Exports

7) Bank deposits Bank deposits per capita EUR

9) Entrepreneurship Registered companies per 100 inhabitants

2) Unemployment Unemployment rate

4) Justice system Ratio of judgements per pending/new cases
in 2014 x 100

6) ICT diffusion Broadband coverage (% of population)

8) Youth Share of population under the age of 30

10) Education N. of graduates every 1,000 people aged
between 25 and 30 in 2014
Sources: (1) Istituto Tagliacarne, (2) Istat, (3) Findomestic, (4) Ministry of Justice, (5) Prometeia, (6) Osservatorio Banda Larga, (7) Abi-Bankitalia, (8) Datagiovani, (9) Infocamere, (10) Ministry of education

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