The rankings are based on a point scoring index established by Mercer Consultings 2009 Quality of Living Survey. Cities are compared with New York as the base city, with an index score of 100.
The quality-of-living survey covers 215 cities and is conducted to help governments and major companies place employees on international assignments. The survey also identifies those cities with the highest personal safety ranking based on internal stability, crime, effectiveness of law enforcement, and relationships with other countries.
No. 1: Vienna, Austria
GDP: $325 billion (2008 est.)
Population: 1,664,146 (total city); 8,210,281 (total country)
Life expectancy: 79.5
No. 2: Zurich, Switzerland
Mercer score: 108
2008 rank: 1
GDP: 309.9 billion (2008 est.)
Population: 1,307,567 (total city); 7,604,467 (total country)
Life expectancy: 80.85
No. 3: Geneva, Switzerland
Mercer score: 107.9
2008 rank: 2
GDP: $309.9 billion (2008 est.)
Population: 438,177 (total city); 7,604,467 (total country)
Life expectancy: 80.85
No. 4 (tie): Vancouver, Canada
Mercer score: 107.4
2008 rank: 4
GDP: $1.3 trillion (2008 est.)
Population: 2,285,900 (total city); 33,487,208 (total country)
Life expectancy: 81.2
No. 4 (tie): Auckland, New Zealand
Mercer score: 107.4
2008 rank: 5
GDP: $116.6 billion (2008 est.)
Population: 1,303,068 (total city); 4,213,418 (total country)
Life expectancy: 80.36
No. 6: Dusseldorf, Germany
Mercer score: 107.2
2008 rank: 6
GDP: $2.86 trillion (2008 est.)
Population: 581,858 (total city); 82,329,758 (total country)
Life expectancy: 79.2
Source: businessweek
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