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Growth competitiveness refers to the ability of the city to discover its potential, perfect its social system and improve its competitiveness through sustainable development. A city will display its innovation and vitality in this process.
GN China City Growth Competitiveness Evaluation Indicator System includes 4 first-level indicators that are competitiveness index, potentiality index, vitality index and capacity index, 29 second-level indicators and 70 third-level indicators.
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Rank
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City
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Score
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Rank
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City
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Score
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Rank
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City
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Score
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1
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Shenzhen
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2175.81
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11
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Beijing
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876.05
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21
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Zhengzhou
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667.94
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2
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Tianjin
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1531.01
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12
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Wuhan
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842.86
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22
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Nantong
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666.94
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3
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Chongqing
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1475.76
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13
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Chengdu
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838.54
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23
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Fuzhou, Fujian
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635.76
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4
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Hangzhou
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1378.78
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14
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Dongguan
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818.64
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24
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Foshan
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627.35
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5
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Suzhou, Jiangsu
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1294.86
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15
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Xiamen
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796.32
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25
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Wuxi
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606.94
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6
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Guangzhou
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1287.57
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16
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Ningbo
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755.2
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26
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Xi’an
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603.24
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7
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Nanjing
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1251.64
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17
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Hefei
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754.58
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27
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Nanchang
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572.45
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8
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Shanghai
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1178.16
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18
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Jinan
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746.01
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28
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Yantai
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572.05
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9
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Qingdao
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1136.79
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19
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Changsha
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724.57
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29
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Changzhou
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568.2
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10
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Hong Kong
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958.27
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20
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Guiyang
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693.62
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30
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Quanzhou
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494.44
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