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Tel Aviv Climbs to 34th in Global City Rankings by Oxford Economics
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What happened
Tel Aviv rose 12 spots to 34th in Oxford Economics' global city rankings, excelling in economy and human capital but lagging in governance. New York City topped the list.
- 01Tel Aviv jumped 12 spots to 34th in global city rankings.
- 02The ranking assesses 1,000 cities on economy, human capital, quality of life, environment, and governance.
- 03Tel Aviv scored highest in economy and human capital.
- 04New York City, London, and Paris ranked as the top three cities.
- 05Haifa and Jerusalem were ranked 144th and 179th, respectively.
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