Benchmarking the Future World of Cities
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JLL <strong>Benchmarking</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Future</strong> <strong>World</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Cities</strong> 20<br />
Top 15 <strong>Cities</strong> for Internal Transportation<br />
Mori Global Power<br />
City Index:<br />
‘Accessibility’<br />
Toronto Region Board<br />
<strong>of</strong> Trade - Scorecard<br />
on Prosperity:<br />
‘Travel to Work’<br />
Arthur D. Little Urban<br />
Mobility Index 2.0<br />
IESE <strong>Cities</strong> in Motion:<br />
‘Mobility and<br />
Transportation’<br />
Number <strong>of</strong> <strong>Cities</strong> 40 24 84 148<br />
Paris 1 2 7 8<br />
Amsterdam 3 - 3 13<br />
Hong Kong 5 1 1 40<br />
London 2 6 9 10<br />
Singapore 4 - 6 33<br />
Frankfurt 6 - 22 1<br />
Seoul 9 - 18 6<br />
Vienna 20 - 5 2<br />
Shanghai 7 3 21 34<br />
Brussels 13 - 17 11<br />
Copenhagen 24 - 4 4<br />
Madrid 16 10 15 7<br />
Berlin 22 8 13 17<br />
Stockholm 30 7 2 15<br />
Tokyo 11 5 19 81<br />
Source: Mori Global Power City Index, 2015; Toronto Region Board <strong>of</strong> Trade, 2015; Arthur D. Little Urban Mobility Index, 2014; IESE <strong>Cities</strong> in<br />
Motion, 2015
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