Growth competitiveness score by country. Definition, graph and map.

DEFINITION
The GCI, or the Growth competitiveness index, is composed of three pillars, all of which are widely accepted as being critical to economic growth: the quality of the macroeconomic environment, the state of a country's public institutions, and, given the increasing importance of technology in the development process, a country's technological readiness. The GCI aims specifically to gauge the ability of the world's economies to achieve sustained economic growth over the medium to long term.

Economy Statistics > Growth competitiveness score (most recent) by country

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Rank

Countries

Amount

# 1

Finland:

5.95

# 2

United States:

5.82

# 3

Sweden:

5.72

# 4

Taiwan:

5.69

# 5

Denmark:

5.66

= 6

Singapore:

5.56

= 6

Norway:

5.56

# 8

Switzerland:

5.49

# 9

Japan:

5.48

# 10

Iceland:

5.44

= 11

Netherlands:

5.3

= 11

United Kingdom:

5.3

# 13

Germany:

5.28

# 14

Australia:

5.25

# 15

Canada:

5.23

# 16

United Arab Emirates:

5.21

# 17

Austria:

5.2

# 18

New Zealand:

5.18

# 19

Israel:

5.09

# 20

Estonia:

5.08

# 21

Hong Kong:

5.06

# 22

Chile:

5.01

# 23

Spain:

# 24

Portugal:

4.96

= 25

Luxembourg:

4.95

= 25

Belgium:

4.95

# 27

France:

4.92

# 28

Bahrain:

4.91

# 29

Ireland:

4.9

# 30

Malaysia:

4.88

# 31

Malta:

4.79

# 32

Slovenia:

4.75

= 33

Jordan:

4.58

= 33

Thailand:

4.58

# 35

Lithuania:

4.57

= 36

Greece:

4.56

= 36

Hungary:

4.56

# 38

Czech Republic:

4.55

# 39

South Africa:

4.53

# 40

Tunisia:

4.51

= 41

Slovakia:

4.43

= 41

Latvia:

4.43

# 43

Botswana:

4.3

# 44

China:

4.29

# 45

Italy:

4.27

# 46

Mexico:

4.17

# 47

Mauritius:

4.14

= 48

Costa Rica:

4.12

= 48

Trinidad and Tobago:

4.12

# 50

Namibia:

4.11

# 51

El Salvador:

4.1

# 52

Uruguay:

4.08

# 53

India:

4.07

# 54

Morocco:

4.06

# 55

Brazil:

4.05

# 56

Panama:

4.01

= 57

Poland:

3.98

= 57

Bulgaria:

3.98

# 59

Croatia:

3.94

# 60

Egypt:

3.88

# 61

Romania:

3.86

# 62

Colombia:

3.84

= 63

Jamaica:

3.82

= 63

Turkey:

3.82

# 65

Cyprus:

3.8

= 66

Ghana:

3.78

= 66

Peru:

3.78

# 68

Indonesia:

3.72

# 69

Russia:

3.68

# 70

Algeria:

3.67

# 71

Dominican Republic:

3.63

# 72

Sri Lanka:

3.57

# 73

Argentina:

3.54

# 74

Gambia, The:

3.52

# 75

Philippines:

3.51

# 76

Vietnam:

3.47

# 77

Kenya:

3.45

# 78

Uganda:

3.41

= 79

Guatemala:

3.38

= 79

Tanzania:

3.38

# 81

Zambia:

3.36

# 82

Macedonia, Republic of:

3.34

# 83

Venezuela:

3.3

# 84

Ukraine:

3.27

= 85

Malawi:

3.24

= 85

Mali:

3.24

# 87

Serbia and Montenegro:

3.23

# 88

Ecuador:

3.18

= 89

Mozambique:

3.17

= 89

Pakistan:

3.17

# 91

Nigeria:

3.16

# 92

Georgia:

3.14

# 93

Nicaragua:

3.12

# 94

Madagascar:

3.11

# 95

Honduras:

3.1

# 96

Bolivia:

3.09

# 97

Zimbabwe:

3.03

# 98

Paraguay:

2.99

# 99

Ethiopia:

2.93

# 100

Bangladesh:

2.84

# 101

Angola:

2.72

# 102

Chad:

2.5

Weighted average:

4.2

DEFINITION: The GCI, or the Growth competitiveness index, is composed of three pillars, all of which are widely accepted as being critical to economic growth: the quality of the macroeconomic environment, the state of a country's public institutions, and, given the increasing importance of technology in the development process, a country's technological readiness. The GCI aims specifically to gauge the ability of the world's economies to achieve sustained economic growth over the medium to long term.

Economy Statistics > Growth competitiveness score (most recent) by country

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