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Stu 27th May 2005 |
"and if the national culture is open to foreign ideas." May I ask why the hell Indonesia is 1st then?? |
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austin 31st May 2005 |
I can't find a graph of GDP anywhere. |
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Mr. j 9th June 2005 |
Austin, you should check out the federal reserve webpage - any city. |
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Christopher 20th October 2005 |
When I first looked at this, I thought WOW, the US is not in a good position here! As an American, I was concerned about the future. After reading the third post though, it appears that the US is in the best position. Is this correct to assume? I didn't realize our business was considered the most efficient. |
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Michael (Canada & USA) 5th June 2007 |
It seems this data is something like how efficient it would be for an AMERICAN firm to have opperations in another country, all other things held constant (labor costs, etc). Another thing: Only 51 countries are in the index (as of June 2007), so I wonder if it's based on a particular multinational company's opperations. |
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jmn (Sweden) 16th January 2008 |
Obviously, lower wages and benefits = higher efficiency. |
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