Friday, September 10, 2010

Switzerland, Sweden for a competitive world ranking

World Economic Forum's competitiveness rankings issued by Switzerland and Sweden at the top.

Although most of the more competitive tennis players who have 16 Grand Slam titles, Roger Federer has nothing to do with the classification of Switzerland as the most competitive country in the world.

Global competitiveness ranking released earlier this week, and Switzerland are in the top spot in qualifying for the second year in a row.
Ranking of the World Economic Forum, which is published annually and judges about the status of the 12 pillars of competitiveness displayed. These pillars are institutions, infrastructure, macroeconomic environment, health and basic education, higher education and training, goods market efficiency, labor market efficiency, financial market development, technological readiness, market size, business innovation and good behavior.

Rankings also take a second look at Sweden from the United States, fell to fourth.
The weakening of public and private, as well as conditions in financial markets caused the film Americans in the world rankings.

Swedish partners in the Nordic countries also rank well in the first 15: Finland (7) Danish (9) and Norway (14).

World Economic Forum reported that there are many challenges facing the global economy.

"Policy-makers about the current economic challenges for the economy against the management to prepare them to perform well in the future economic landscape and the removal of marked uncertainty in balance," said Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman World Economic Forum. "Global economic environment is more important than ever for countries showed that the main economic growth and support the development."

Xavier Sala-i-Martin, professor of economics at Columbia University, United States, and co-author of the report, adding: "amid concerns about global economic prospects, politics does not have to lose long-term competitiveness of basic rights-term challenge shorter than average. For the economy to remain competitive, they must ensure that they are not a factor that could encourage increased productivity, present and future welfare of their construction of a conducive environment to support the economic competitiveness of national economies to weather. worsening economy and ensure that mechanisms will provide strong economic performance in the future in space. "

England, despite the decline in recent years in his position from one place to 12th.

China's Top 30 this year and the biggest winners of economic development, while areas in the Middle East and North Africa is also near the top.

Although ranked No. back-to-back one in Switzerland is still much to be done when the head of the 285-week mark Federer as the best in the world.
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