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The Economist Rankings: What are the best cities to live in in the world and where is Buenos Aires

The Economist Rankings: What are the best cities to live in in the world and where is Buenos Aires

Investigation Division Economist (EIU) released on Wednesday Annual ranking of the best cities in the world to live in. Vienna tops the list. The Austrian capital was overthrown AucklandIn New Zealand, it went up to 34th place due to the strict preventive measures it imposed due to the epidemic, the report said.

EIU 173 cities are in the rankings Around the world depending on various factors such as Access to health care, crime rates, political stability, infrastructure and green space.

Copenhagen was originally a Viking fishing village founded in the 10th century and became the capital of Denmark in the early 15th century.
Copenhagen was originally a Viking fishing village founded in the 10th century and became the capital of Denmark in the early 15th century.

In the first 11 cities, Six are in Europe, three in Canada, one in Japan and one in Australia.

Buenos Aires is ranked 66th, but it is also the best country in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Buenos Aires is the best rated city in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Buenos Aires is the best rated city in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Overall, Europe dominated the list. With six seats in the top 11. Copenhagen, Announced by CNNT Travel As the European capital of fashion in December 2021, it ranked second in the global livelihood index.

Switzerland is the only country in Europe to receive two entries in the top 10 Zurich in third place and Geneva in sixth.

Zurich has been one of the most expensive cities in the world for many years
Zurich has been one of the most expensive cities in the world for many yearsistock

Canada also stands out this year, with three of its cities listed as the most livable in the world: Calgary, Vancouver and Toronto.

“Cities that were at the top of the rankings before the epidemic have recovered with their stability, good infrastructure and services and their pleasant leisure activities.”The authors of the code wrote.

Coal
CoalGetty

Last year’s winner Auckland dropped from the top 10 in 2022 to 34th. Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, finished fourth in 2021, but this year it dropped out of the top 10.

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Next door neighbor Australia This is the highest drop in the classification this year. Despite being number one in the past, Melbourne Pushed to 10th place. By 2021, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth were in the top 10, dominating the EIU index. This year, they are ranked 27th, 30th and 32nd respectively.

On Friday, May 27, 2022, in London, people cross the road at the Piccadilly Circus as the street is decorated with Union flags.
On Friday, May 27, 2022, in London, people cross the road at the Piccadilly Circus as the street is decorated with Union flags.Alberto Bessoli – AB

Although Europe is performing well in 2022, two notable cities are missing: London and Paris. The increase in the cost of living affected both cities, as well as the decision of the UK to leave the EU.

“Wars, Conflicts and Terrorism” The report lists the key factors related to the low population density of cities. That’s how it is Damascus, Lagos and Tripoli are rated as the three most livable cities in the world.

A scientific research center in Damascus was destroyed
A scientific research center in Damascus was destroyedOmar Sanadiki – Reuters

In the meantime, This year kyiv has not been analyzed due to the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Earlier this month, ECA International, a global mobility company, released a list of the world’s most expensive cities. The five most expensive cities to live in are Hong Kong, New York, Geneva, London and Tokyo. Geneva is the only city that appears in both symbols.

Geneva has the highest minimum wage in the world
Geneva has the highest minimum wage in the worldistock

The ranking of the most expensive cities, unlike the EIU list, is determined solely on the basis of economic factors (average rent, gas prices, etc.), taking into account the city’s cultural sites such as museums and concerts and infrastructure. As public transport.

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