APAC | Cities Outlook: Expect a broad return to growth
After an extraordinary downturn across Asian city economies in 2020 we expect a broad return to growth in 2021. But while many cities that contracted will recover to 2019 output levels by the end of this year, some that experienced particularly deep economic scarring or had weak growth momentum pre-pandemic will take longer.
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- Which APAC cities experienced largest falls in GDP in 2020
- Which APAC cities are expected to see the highest rates of growth in 2021
- What are the key drivers of growth for APAC cities
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