A national epidemic that hurts the young - FT.com
By Luke Johnson
A thirty-something Italian acquaintance moved to London a few years ago to run a technology start-up.
I asked: “Why did he leave such a beautiful country to live in our expensive, crowded city?” He explained that institutions and businesses in Italy are controlled by old men who refuse to surrender power to the next generation – with 74-year-old Silvio Berlusconi being a prime example.
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