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Best-Performing Cities China 2016
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The Milken Institute’s Best-Performing Cities China ranks the performance of first-, second- and third-tier cities according to recent developments and urbanization trends. It does this through an analysis of the latest and most comprehensive official data to track indicators such as job growth, wages, employment, investment, and growth. This report offers itself as a tool to monitor and evaluate the economic dynamics of Chinese cities and improve their performance while providing businesses with insight into potential market opportunities in China.
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