“Fiscalità di “vantaggio” per le imprese e compensazione della condizione insulare”,

Insularity represents a "distorting" factor that influences the political,
economic and social dynamics of citizens and companies located in
those territories and creates a competitive disadvantage due to the in-
creased costs for those who work and live on the islands in terms of
mobility (of people and goods), energy supply, access to healthcare,
costs of managing business activities, especially in the start-up phase.
This also affects the process of human capital formation. Although this
data is widely shared, both nationally and at the EU level, what is mis-
sing is a real change of pace that, from the programmatic affirmation of
the insular factor and the recognized competitive dystonia, leads to fil-
ling insularity with content.