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London
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London gazdasága
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Életszínvonal

London is Europe’s richest city and a key financial centre. Many people flock to London as the wages are in an average 20% higher than those in the rest of the country, although the cost of living is also higher. At present, the British economy is buoyant, growing by approximately 2% every year. London plays a major part in this success, with the City at its heart. London has just over 300,000 students in higher education and a work force of 3.4 million.

Munkaerőpiac

London’s job market is a major draw for many people – the diversity and number of positions on offer is unbeatable. On top of those living and working in the capital, around 750,000 people commute from outlying areas. For manual jobs, the average salary is £21K for men or £19K for women (before tax). The average salary for non-manual occupations is £42K, whilst for women it is £31,600.

Pénzügyi központ, bankok

London is the largest investment banking centre in Europe and leads the world in international bond trading, foreign exchange trading and cross-border lending. Despite stiff competition, the City has continued to build on past successes and maintain its position as a major world player. The City of London, is conveniently located so that finance moves easily from Tokyo to New York. It attracts people from all around the world and is a hub for those involved in business.