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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Effingham, IL
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City Economic Info
I am trying to work out the world setup for my fictional league but would like to base it on the real economics of the cities around the world. Does anyone know where I can get this type of info?
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: BC
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There is a DB of the top 100 populated cities based on US census data from 1900-2000. Can't remember who made it but it's around somewhere...
For individual cities wikipedia is a good resource. For international cities check out http://demographia.com/ and http://www.citypopulation.de
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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If you look up individual cities and countries in the Wikipedia, and you're willing to spend some hours following links to off-wiki sites, you can find GDP information for major cities. Since most teams draw from their surrounding area as well, you can (sometimes) get greater metropolitan area GDPs and/or state/prefecture GDPs to use instead.
That's what I did to set the market size for the teams in my Oriental Universe. The leagues are in Taiwan, South Korea, Japan and China. I went nation by nation and found the GDPs for the cities with teams in real life, except for China. There I found the six cities with the top GDPs and assigned teams to them (so Hong Kong, which doesn't have one in real life, does in my China League). I listed all the cities from highest GDP to lowest for the entire universe. Cities with multiple teams (like Tokyo, which has five) had theirs divided by the number of teams. Any teams in cities with more than 90% of the highest modified GDP got '10' markets/80.1-90% got '9' markets/70.1-80% got '8' markets, and so on. The Shikoku Island League teams all became '1', as did the Big 6 University League (which I had to generate special financials for, it being a nonprofessional league). Other places also got special treatment, such as Taiwan which is so small that any road game is an easy drive away, so I just took the national GDP and divided by the number of teams. This gives me a uniform set of market numbers across the universe. A '6' in Korea is the same as a '6' in Japan or China.
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Join Date: Mar 2002
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I've got a whole setup for comparative monetary values set up in '06 at the country level, but not the city level. If it helps, I can send you what I've got...if I can recover my hard drive later this week.
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Rank Cities Wage index 1 Zurich 124.2 2 Geneva 115.4 3 Oslo 110.8 4 Dublin 104.6 5 New York 100.0 6 Luxembourg 98.1 7 Los Angeles 97.0 8 London 96.0 9 Copenhagen 95.7 10 Chicago 94.7 11 Helsinki 89.1 12 Tokyo 87.4 13 Frankfurt 85.5 14 Munich 84.5 15 Berlin 82.1 16 Vienna 81.2 17 Toronto 80.4 18 Sydney 79.6 19 Brussels 78.2 20 Montreal 77.3 21 Stockholm 77.0 22 Miami 74.0 23 Auckland 73.4 24 Amsterdam 72.7 25 Lyon 70.5 26 Nicosia 69.5 27 Paris 68.8 28 Barcelona 66.6 29 Madrid 64.3 30 Milan 59.9 31 Dubai 57.8 32 Rome 49.7 33 Athens 48.6 34 Seoul 48.2 35 Taipei 43.3 36 Singapore 38.9 37 Lisbon 38.6 38 Johannesburg 37.3 39 Manama 36.6 40 Hong Kong 34.9 41 Sao Paulo 29.0 42 Ljubljana 28.3 43 Istanbul 25.9 44 Prague 25.8 45 Moscow 25.4 46 Santiago de Chile 24.3 47 Tallinn 22.1 48 Rio de Janeiro 21.2 49 Budapest 20.0 50 Bratislava 18.7 51 Caracas 18.7 52 Warsaw 18.4 53 Buenos Aires 18.0 54 Lima 15.8 55 Kuala 15.7 56 Vilnius 15.4 57 Riga 15.3 58 Bucharest 13.2 59 Shanghai 13.1 60 Bogotá 13.0 61 Kiev 11.6 62 Nairobi 11.1 63 Mexico 10.9 64 Beijing 10.9 65 Bangkok 10.9 66 Sofia 10.2 67 Mumbai 8.7 68 Jakarta 8.2 69 Manila 7.8 70 Delhi 7.8 Methodology: Effective hourly wages for 14 professions, weighted according to distributions. Net after deduction of taxes and social security constributions. Code:
Rank Cities Index (incl rents) 1 London 105.5 2 New York 100.0 3 Oslo 94.6 4 Tokyo 93.4 5 Zurich 87.3 6 Copenhagen 86.3 7 Geneva 85.8 8 Dublin 84.3 9 Chicago 82.2 10 Los Angeles 80.6 11 Paris 78.1 12 Helsinki 77.3 13 Luxembourg 76.6 14 Stockholm 75.8 15 Vienna 74.0 16 Seoul 73.9 17 Amsterdam 73.0 18 Hong Kong 73.0 19 Toronto 71.4 20 Munich 71.2 21 Montreal 71.2 22 Miami 70.5 23 Frankfurt 69.3 24 Sydney 69.0 25 Brussels 68.5 26 Milan 68.5 27 Rome 67.6 28 Madrid 66.2 29 Nicosia 66.2 30 Dubai 66.1 31 Lyon 66.0 32 Barcelona 65.6 33 Berlin 64.4 34 Singapore 62.9 35 Lisbon 62.1 36 Istanbul 61.6 37 Mexico 60.7 38 Auckland 60.6 39 Athens 57.4 40 Taipei 57.2 41 Moscow 56.8 42 Tel Aviv 55.2 43 Rio de Janeiro 55.1 44 Manama 54.8 45 Santiago de Chile 54.3 46 Sao Paulo 53.6 47 Caracas 52.8 48 Warsaw 49.5 49 Ljubljana 48.7 50 Tallinn 48.6 51 Johannesburg 47.2 52 Budapest 46.7 53 Jakarta 44.4 54 Bucharest 43.3 55 Prague 42.6 56 Bogotá 42.3 57 Buenos 41.9 58 Mumbai 41.5 59 Bangkok 41.0 60 Kiev 40.6 61 Riga 40.2 62 Sofia 40.0 63 Nairobi 39.7 64 Bratislava 39.6 65 Beijing 39.6 66 Shanghai 39.3 67 Vilnius 37.7 68 Lima 35.9 69 Manila 35.2 70 Delhi 34.6 71 Kuala Lumpur 28.2 Code:
World's most and least expensive cities Source: Mercer Human Resource Consulting, 2005 Cost-of-Living Survey 2005 Rank City 1 Tokyo, Japan 2 Osaka, Japan 3 London, United Kingdom 4 Moscow, Russia 5 Seoul, South Korea 6 Geneva, Switzerland 7 Zurich, Switzerland 8 Copenhagen, Denmark 9 Hong Kong, Hong Kong 10 Oslo, Norway 11 Milan, Italy 12 Paris, France 13 New York City, United States 13 Dublin, Ireland 15 St. Petersburg, Russia 16 Vienna, Austria 17 Rome, Italy 18 Stockholm, Sweden 19 Beijing, China 20 Sydney, Australia 20 Helsinki, Finland 22 Douala, Cameroon 22 Istanbul, Turkey 24 Amsterdam, Netherlands 24 Budapest, Hungary 26 Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire 27 Warsaw, Poland 28 Prague, Czech Republic 29 Taipei, Taiwan 30 Shanghai, China 31 Bratislava, Slovak Republic 32 Düsseldorf, Germany 33 Luxembourg, Luxembourg 34 Singapore, Singapore 34 Frankfurt, Germany 36 Dakar, Senegal 37 Munich, Germany 38 Berlin, Germany 39 Tel Aviv, Israel 40 Glasgow, United Kingdom 41 Athens, Greece 41 Brussels, Belgium 43 Barcelona, Spain 44 Los Angeles, United States 45 White Plains, United States 46 Madrid, Spain 47 Birmingham, United Kingdom 48 Zagreb, Croatia 49 Hamburg, Germany 50 Hanoi, Vietnam 50 San Francisco, United States 52 Chicago, United States 52 Beirut, Lebanon 54 Riga, Latvia 54 Kiev, Ukraine 56 Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam 57 Miami, United States 58 Algiers, Algeria 59 Casablanca, Morocco 60 Tallin, Estonia 61 Lyon, France 61 Honolulu, United States 63 Shenzhen, China 64 Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates 65 Guangzhou, China 66 Lisbon, Portugal 67 Amman, Jordan 68 Melbourne, Australia 69 Auckland, New Zealand 70 Houston, United States 71 Jakarta, Indonesia 72 Kuwait City, Kuwait 73 Dubai, United Arab Emirates 74 San Juan, Puerto Rico 75 Almaty, Kazakhstan 76 Wellington, New Zealand 76 Ljubljana, Slovenia 78 Washington, D.C., United States 79 Boston, United States 80 Morristown, United States 81 Sofia, Bulgaria 82 Toronto, Canada 83 Atlanta, United States 84 Brisbane, Australia 85 Leipzig, Germany 86 Manama, Bahrain 87 Vancouver, Canada 88 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 89 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 89 Adelaide, Australia 91 Vilnius, Lithuania 91 Accra, Ghana 93 Perth, Australia 94 Denver, United States 95 Mexico City, Mexico 96 Lagos, Nigeria 97 Cairo, Egypt 98 Calgary, Canada 99 Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 100 Limassol, Cyprus 101 Detroit, United States 102 St. Louis, United States 103 Seattle, United States 103 Bucharest, Romania 105 Kingston, Jamaica 105 Mumbai, India 107 Montreal, Canada 108 Guatemala City, Guatemala 109 Cleveland, United States 110 New Delhi, India 111 Pittsburgh, United States 112 Portland (Ore.), United States 113 Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei 114 Panama City, Panama 115 Monterrey, Mexico 116 Johannesburg, South Africa 117 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 118 Lima, Peru 119 Nairobi, Kenya 119 Winston-Salem, United States 119 São Paulo, Brazil 122 Ottawa, Canada 123 Lusaka, Zambia 124 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 125 Bangkok, Thailand 126 Tunis, Tunisia 127 Dacca (Dhaka), Bangladesh 128 Santiago, Chile 129 Tehran, Iran 130 Blantyre, Malawi 131 Tianjin, China 132 Colombo, Sri Lanka 133 Bogotá, Colombia 134 Harare, Zimbabwe 135 San José, Costa Rica 136 Karachi, Pakistan 137 Quito, Ecuador 138 Chennai (Madras), India 138 Caracas, Venezuela 140 Montevideo, Uruguay 141 Bangalore, India 142 Buenos Aires, Argentina 143 Manila, Philippines 144 Asunción, Paraguay There's a lot of good information at City Mayors
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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: New Jersey
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Don't know if this helps anyone
http://www.usmayors.org/70thAnnualMe...p100Metros.pdf
This is a list of the top 100 US metro economies |
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