Determining City Income

How do you guys determine the income of specific cities (where do you get GDP values from, and what type of GDP is it)?

作者： Hawk, 04.02.2011 at 23:20

How do you guys determine the income of specific cities (where do you get GDP values from, and what type of GDP is it)?

GDP values are mostly from Wikipedia. We used the 'nominal' GDP.

Well hum i think you guys mistaken on the income of paris

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Paris

作者： Apocalypto, 08.02.2011 at 20:33

Well hum i think you guys mistaken on the income of paris

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Paris

We only took GDP values for countries. City income is determined by the proportion of its population to the total population of the country.

作者： Ivan, 09.02.2011 at 14:29

作者： Apocalypto, 08.02.2011 at 20:33

Well hum i think you guys mistaken on the income of paris

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Paris

We only took GDP values for countries. City income is determined by the proportion of its population to the total population of the country.

well il ask an other question what is you definition of city? do you include the agglomeration or only the administrative limit of the city?

Urban population in case of USA, administrative city population everywhere else.

作者： Ivan, 09.02.2011 at 15:50

Urban population in case of USA, administrative city population everywhere else.

Now, what do you mean by that? What's an Urban population vs Administrative city population? Does it affect economy, or is it because of their government type in the real world? I am clueless. I looked up administrative city, but really didn't get much or anything.

作者： Ivan, 07.02.2011 at 15:35

作者： Hawk, 04.02.2011 at 23:20

How do you guys determine the income of specific cities (where do you get GDP values from, and what type of GDP is it)?

GDP values are mostly from Wikipedia. We used the 'nominal' GDP.

Oh I never know there actually was a formula for determining an income for the countries, I thought you gave countries values kinda relative to their GDP, but also added balance in to make the difference not debilitating. Cool.