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2.  A global city, also known as a power city, world
city, alpha city, or world center, is a city that serves as a
primary node in the global economic network. The concept
originatesfrom geography and urbanstudies, globalization
has created a hierarchy of strategic geographic
locations with varying degrees of influence
over finance, trade,and culture worldwide. The global
city represents the most complex and significant hub within
the international system, characterized by links binding it to
other cities that have direct, tangible effects on
global socioeconomic affairs.

3.  Financial Center: A financial center refers to a city or a region that
is a major hub for financial activities. These centers typically have a
concentration of financial institutions, such as banks, investment
firms, stock exchanges, and insurance companies.
 Urbanization: Urbanization refers to the process of population
growth and the increasing concentration of people living in urban
areas. It involves the expansion of cities by absorbing rural areas
and transforming them into urban spaces.
 Globalization: Globalization refers to the increasing
interconnectedness and interdependence of countries, economies,
and cultures around the world. It involves the exchange of goods,
services, information, capital, technology, and ideas across national
borders.

4.  Global cities are important nodes in the global economy, and they
often have a disproportionate impact on national and international
politics. They are centers of innovation and creativity, and they are
often characterized by their cosmopolitanism and diversity. However,
global cities can also be marked by inequality and social divisions, as
well as the challenges of managing rapid urbanization and
globalization. They has a significant influence on the global economic,
cultural, and political landscape. These cities are typically centers of
international finance, business, and trade, and they often serve as
hubs for transportation and communication networks. Global cities are
also known for their cultural diversity and their ability to attract talent
from around the world.

5.  1. Economic Influence: A global city is a major center for economic activities,
hosting headquarters of multinational corporations, financial institutions, and
leading industries. It attracts international investment and is a hub for global trade
and commerce.
 2. Cultural Diversity: Global cities are known for their diverse and cosmopolitan
populations. They attract people from various backgrounds, cultures, and
nationalities, resulting in a rich multicultural environment.
 3. Infrastructure and Connectivity: Global cities have well-developed
infrastructure, including transportation networks, airports, ports, and modern
amenities. They have efficient connectivity domestically and internationally,
allowing for easy movement of goods, services, and people
 . 4. Innovation and Knowledge Economy: Global cities are centers of innovation
and a knowledge-based economy. They are home to research institutions,
universities, and a skilled workforce. They foster innovation and
entrepreneurship, driving technological advancements and attracting talent.
 5. Political Influence: Global cities often have a significant political influence at
regional and global levels. They may be key locations for major international
organizations, diplomatic missions, and political decision-making.

6.  6. Cultural and Entertainment Offerings: Global cities are known for their vibrant
arts, entertainment, and cultural scenes. They offer a wide range of cultural
events, museums, theaters, galleries, music festivals, and culinary experiences.
 7. High Standard of Living: Global cities typically offer a high standard of living
and a wide range of amenities, services, and recreational opportunities. They
provide access to quality healthcare, education, shopping, dining, and
entertainment options.
 8. Global Connectivity: Global cities serve as major transportation and
communication hubs, providing easy access to destinations around the world.
They have well-connected airports, efficient public transportation systems, and
advanced telecommunications infrastructure.
 9. Sustainability and Environment: Many global cities prioritize sustainability and
environmental initiatives. They focus on green infrastructure, renewable energy,
waste management, and initiatives to reduce carbon emissions.
 10. Global Influence: Global cities have a significant impact on global trends,
policies, and culture. They shape and influence international business, politics,
art, fashion, and innovation, making them influential players on the world stage.

8.  A global city is a city that has a significant
influence on the global economic, cultural, and
political landscape. These cities are typically
centers of international finance, business, and
trade, and they often serve as hubs for
transportation and communication networks.
Global cities are also known for their cultural
diversity and their ability to attract talent from
around the world.

9.  Moretti (2012: 155) considers the United States as a
hyper-mobile outlier among relatively sedentary
developed countries (he compares his native Italy where
generations of the same family live in the same city, and
often in the same suburb or street), but in fact all English-
speaking countries have considerably higher mobility –
residential and job mobility, which are interconnected –
than anywhere else.

10.  Increasing similarities between towns and
cities regardless of their geographical
location. Some common features include the
following: Tall buildings – especially in the
central business district, tall buildings are
very common in most cities.

11.  A world city is seen in terms of powerful
politics, development of trade, culture and
education while a global city is considered to
be a center which includes not only trade,
influential political activity, educational and
cultural attributes but also located in there
headquarters of NCs and international.

12.  The importance and reputation of global
cities is largely built on their ability to attract
the key professional and innovative
workforce, as well as investors, but also to
have all the other necessary workers,
including those in the low-skilled, poorly-paid
service sector, at hand and on demand.

13.  The highly educated are the most footloose section of
the population: the professional middle classes,
having in general more control and autonomy in their
workplace, and a tendency to understand their
working life as a ‘career’, often change jobs and many
are ready to relocate to another city or country (Colic-
Peisker 2010; Moretti, 2012: 155). They move largely
by their own plan and career design. The lower-skilled
service workers often move jobs by necessity, but are
not as ready to move between cities and countries.