Liverpool

This city is already famous because of its sporting culture; football clubs like Liverpool FC and Everton FC are among the factors that have brought the city to the world stage. Also, the Beatles started in this lovely city. Liverpool is a beautiful destination that has a crystal-clear river as well as the picturesque sandy beaches. It ranks number 9 on the list of most populous cities in England with a population of about 900,000 residents.

Liverpool is among the largest economies in the United Kingdom. Though the city saw some economic meltdown in the ’70s and ’80s, it has improved tremendously since it took measures to make the economy boom again. Presently, it is considered as the new giant in England’s economic sector. In recent years, the city’s economy has become robust and is increasing at a high rate. Liverpool’s economy is run by both the public and private service sectors. Over a decade ago, 60% of the residents in the city were in the public sector. The city’s GDP per capita income was $32,121, while the total GDP was $65 million. Between 2016 and 2017, Liverpool’s economy recorded a GRP of $11.4 billion. Liverpool has an unemployment rate of 5%, and it is low compared to other cities.