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MORI: Global Power City Index

Description
Author: Mori Memorial Foundation is committed to engaging in comprehensive research and publication activities in the urban renewal and development fields, it was established by Japanese property management firm Mori Building
Country: Japan
Frequency: annual
City selection principle: global cities
Type of data: statistics and other rankings
MORI: Global Power City Index
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Methodology

General: Provides a multidimensional ranking through measuring economy, culture, life quality, transport
Publicity of methodology: Partially
Sources: UNESCO, World Health Organization, OECD, UBS
Groups of indicators: Economy, Research and Development, cultural interaction, livability, environment, and accessibility

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