The Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum kicked off yesterday in Davos, Switzerland.
As in previous years, the World Economic Forum has produced its Global Competitiveness Report, a comprehensive assessment of economic competitiveness across the globe. Each country’s relative economic strength is determined by analyzing twelve pillars–including capacity to innovate, infrastructure, and health factors–that produce 114 unique indicators. Those indicators make up the Global Competitiveness Index, a global ranking that looks to shed light on the drivers contributing to national productivity and prosperity.The data presented has long served as an important tool for economic policymakers, and will contribute to the discussions taking place at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos this week.
To download the one page copy of the Global Competitiveness Index and to review country rankings Click Here
