Global Cities survey 2011: Results

Overall results Overall Hard Infrastructure Technology and Innovation Education Healthcare Sustainability Tax Financial Competitiveness Quality of mass transit transport Law, order and security Quality of roads Quality of long distance travel Technology and Innovation: Availability of co-funding Quality of technological infrastructure Education: Availability of qualified city employees Sickness and absenteeism Healthcare accessibility Promotion of green policies and initiatives Air quality Efficiency of tax system Forward visibility of tax liabilities Connectivity Breadth and diversity of financial services Quality and efficiency of regulatory framework Lowest scores return to the Euromoney Global Cities survey 2011: Index or read the Methodology
Overall
2011	City	Score
1	New York	68.00
2	Frankfurt	62.32
3	London	62.14
4	Singapore	61.02
5	Paris	60.17
6	Hong Kong	59.73
7	Madrid	59.26
8	Moscow	56.29
9	Shanghai	54.15
10	Sao Paulo	46.54
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Hard Infrastructure
2011	City	Score
1	Shanghai	72.

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