@KirkegaardEmil Interesting?pic.twitter.com/avUU4f0jNY
There's often some kind of explanation for outliers. In this case, Milan is a positive outlier for income, while Prato is for test scores. Both have large Chinese, but their outlier status differs, which is not in line with the Chinese explanation.
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The Chinese pop of Milan is relatively small, say 30-40.000 on 2 million. Prato was at least 1/3 Chinese when I was there, legal or otherwise. That's why I noticed the outlier. Perhaps a fluke, of course, but I found it curious nonetheless.
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Can you obtain detailed demographics these units? Then we can do a more rigorous test.
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No, just my observation and a google check. Prato is a centre for fast fashion, made by hardworking, non-academic, textile families from the countryside around wealthy Wenzhou (Zhejiang). Perhaps 2/3 are there illegally, so data would seem hard to get.
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Scott Summer wrote a great post about Wenzhou two years ago. http://www.themoneyillusion.com/wenzhou-people/
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