El coste intangible

Large cities as well as major European industrial regions or global mean for its citizens a lower power purchasing real income an d optimization of time spent by task with regard to neighboring areas with which it shares a cultural and economic ecosystem, but at the same time a higher concentration of windows of opportunity and future personal and family with regard to the latter. Bu t the benefits of living in a great metropolis fails to explain all of the urban phenomenon. The decision to reside or not in them and they, big cities and their hinterlands, come also motivated by the assumption of the unconscious by residents that throug hout its mass social criticism persist “intangibles” added value alien to the rest of the spaces such as the supplied by enrichment by contact with an outstanding environment or its innovation. The orientation to the urban environment is the intangible and symbolic perceptions that are facing other enclaves of population attractive retail. Recently the sociological studies carried out in areas of predominantly agricultural nature are claiming that the character of "enriched environment" is not only confined to the field of big cities, bringing to light the knowledge the values equally intangible, symbolised and not perceptible to treasure the unique ecosystem of the lower density networks that sustain them, and channeled it in its contemplation. And for both they enclose an intangible opportunity costs the result of target values in other detriments. population areas and its rural habitats. Both approaches to the human ecosystem have maded to encofran the value of social capital and social