Copenhagen ranks second in the world when it comes to being an attractive city to live in. Only Prague scored better on the index, which is based on six parameters: cost of rent, cost of groceries, level of salary, level of unemployment, level of crime and level of healthcare. “If you look at basic factors that help you in the daily grind, and if you value stability and security, then Copenhagen and Denmark is one of the best places in the world to be,” said Thomas Barfod, the head of Voreslejebolig.dk. Copenhagen’s top placing was buoyed by strong scores for salary, crime, health and unemployment, but poor scores for rent and groceries pulled down its overall score. Tokyo, Warsaw and Bucharest completed the top five, followed by Amsterdam, Helsinki, Vienna, Moscow and Madrid
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