Business Insider -
29 Oct 2013 15:19

Since the financial crisis, European cities in stronger nations — like Poland, Turkey, and Germany — have seen significant growth, while cities in beleaguered countries like Greece and Italy have remained stagnant. "But the range of performance within each nation indicates the extent to which cities are managing national economic constraints in very different ways," write the Centre for London's Greg Clark and Tim Moonen in a new report on European cities. "Since 2007, the most dynamic major...
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