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I disagree, there doesn't seem to be a clear relationship with affluence. Here's the list along with GDP PPP per capita at a country level [1]: Helsinki, Fin
by scw 13y ago
I disagree, there doesn't seem to be a clear relationship with affluence. Here's the list along with GDP PPP per capita at a country level [1]:
Helsinki, Finland 11/12 35771
Mumbai, India 9/12 3843
Budapest, Hungary 8/12 19497
New York, US 8/12 51704
Moscow, Russia 7/12 17518
Ambsterdam, NL 7/12 41527
Berlin, DE 6/12 38666
Ljubljana, Slovenia 6/12 27837
London, UK 5/12 36569
Warsaw, PL 5/12 20562
Bucharest, Romania 4/12 12722
Rio, Brazil 4/12 11747
Zurich, Switzerland 4/12 44864
Prague, CZ 3/12 27000
Madrid, Spain 2/12 30058
Lisbon, Portugal 1/12 23047
n.b. How about 'least honest source of pageviews' for Readers Digest on this article?
1. International Monetary Fund, 2012 data.
- wobbleblob 13y agoI think you need to look at the City level, not country level - I know from experience that one city in that list is a poor dilapidated hell hole in a wealthy country - but you're right, London isn't the only outlier.