what are the economic stats for london (UK)?
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London is a major engine of the global economy. As Europe's largest city economy, it generated $365 billion in 2004 (17% of the UK's Gross Domestic Product) although this only refers to the city proper. The economic impact of the entire London metropolitan area is far higher, year-on-year accounting for approximately 30% of the UK's GDP [10] or $642 billion (estimate) in 2004. If it were it a country, the London metropolitan area would be the 13th largest economy in the world - higher than the GDP of Australia. London is also a large financial exporter making it a large contributor to the UK's balance of payments.\n\nThe City of London is the largest financial centre in London, home to banks, brokers, insurers and legal and accounting firms. A second financial district is developing at Canary Wharf to the east of central London. This is smaller than City of London, but has equally prestigious occupants, including the global headquarters of HSBC, Reuters, Barclays and the largest law firm in the world, Clifford Chance.\n\nNon-financial business headquarters are located throughout central London. Some are in City of London, but more are located further west, in and around Mayfair, St. James's, the Strand and elsewhere. More than half of the UK's top 100 listed companies (the FTSE) are headquartered in central London, and more than 70% in London's metropolitan area. London is a leading global centre for professional services, and media and creative industries. 31% of global currency transactions occur in London, with more US Dollars traded in London than New York, and more Euros traded there than every city in Europe combined.\n\nTourism is one of the UK's largest industries, and in 2003 employed the equivalent of 350,000 full-time workers in London [11].\n\nWhile the Port of London is now only the third-largest in the United Kingdom — rather than largest in the world, as it once was — it still handles 50 million tonnes of cargo each year. The main docks are now at Tilbury, which is outside the boundary of Greater London.
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Try cia.gov I did a whole economics report off of this website.  It gives the economic breakdown of each country and is very complete.  Good luck!
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In the USA, bankrate.com provides daily comparisons of this and other financial data.  Results will depend on your location.
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try going to the website  londonstockexchange.com\n\ngood luck
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The mayor (not prime minister) of London is Ken Livingston!\n\nAnd our largest resource is the people!!! We are a service and financial capital of the world.
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Definitely check out this website: http://www.enetproperty.co.uk/\n\nLoads to choose from and varied price range. \n\nMy tip:\n\nhttp://www.enetproperty.co.uk/4983/details.htm\n2 bedroom\nclose to South Kensington\n495pounds per week\n\nGood luck finding what you need. London is a beautiful city!
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london is a big place\ndo you know if they are over 18 yrs?\nif so go to www.192.com\nthey maybe on the electoral register\nbut you need to know what town they are in\nas with most cities they are made up of towns \nfor instance chelsea,brixton,oval these are just some towns that make up london
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Go to www.ft.com, (England, Financial times)\n\nThere is an archive section there for you to go back and\ncheck this sort of stuff
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This site will give you the information you need:\n\nhttp://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=Page&cid=1006977149953
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London, United Kingdom
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That is a difficult question, I have never seen such information on line. I would guess that the rate vary considerably, as you probably have.\nI wonder if a call to the BBC would yield a lead?\nAlso, those professors at various unis, economists, political science, entertainment departments may offer ideas. \nThe above is the best I can do. Please keep us all posted what you find.
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see in\nhttp://www.citymayors.com/economics/richest_cities.html\nRank Cities Wage index \n1  Zurich 100.0 \n2  Basel 95.8 \n3  Geneva 88.5 \n4  Oslo 86.2 \n5  Lugano 85.1 \n6  Luxembourg 82.0 \n7  Copenhagen 79.9 \n8  Dublin 73.6 \n9  Chicago 72.8 \n10  New York 70.6 \n11  Tokyo 67.6 \n12  London 65.9 \n13  Los Angeles 65.4 \n14  Frankfurt 63.3 \n15  Helsinki 62.1
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banking is huge in London...financial services is huge there. Get a Financial Times and read the want ads...or go to Bloomberg.com and go to the help wanteds...or, grab Economist magazine and read their ads. If nothing else, you will be able to find names of recruitment firms that can help you. Also- get your CFA and maybe some classes in international tax law...London is pretty cosmopolitan and you wouldn't be dealing with only Brits.
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Infrastructure, Electricity, Lifestyle, \n\nI won't say cheap, because cheap/money limit depnds on the market factor, inflation, lifestyle, etc..\n\nSalary of 30,000 in Bangalore is equal to 15-16,000 in Ahmedabad (again market rates)\n\nThanks,\n\nVishwas
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Which c'try r u referring to? U may be able to get that info from your national statistics bureau or department esp if the GDP figures r detailed enuf. Otherwise, u'll have to do your own estimates.
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To find the economic situation of any country, the best resource, in my opinion, is the Economist's 'Country Briefings' section:\nhttp://www.economist.com/countries\n\nIt has political and economic information, forecasts, statistics, and recent articles covering what's new and important in each country.  I have never found a better research resource than this.
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Your best bet is the National Census website, which has demographic information covering just about everything. http://www.census.ac.uk/census.htm