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Editor's Blog21 Aug 2020by Graeme Neill: Editor, SmartCitiesWorld
GDP figures around the world make grim reading and one of the few certainties of the pandemic is economic pain, leaving cities having the difficulty of cutting their cloth accordingly.
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