Sentence examples for competitiveness index from inspiring English sources

The bible of Davos is the global competitiveness report, measuring the success of nations against a "growth competitiveness index".

The study designs a tourism competitiveness index (TCI) derived from satisfaction, productivity and quality of life.

This statement seems odd when last week the UK fell from fourth to 28th in one of the infrastructure categories of the World Economic Forum's global competitiveness index.

Partly because of poor transport, the World Economic Forum's latest travel and tourism competitiveness index ranks Vietnam a lowly 96th out of 130 countries.

This article was amended on Tuesday 10 September 2013 to make clear that the UK fell from fourth to 28th in one of the infrastructure categories of the World Economic Forum's global competitiveness index.

The global talent competitiveness index, published by Adecco Group on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, revealed that Britain ranks eighth, down from third last year.

Their small country (5m people) is at or near the top of most league tables: first in the World Economic Forum's list of most competitive countries, and second in its business-competitiveness index; first in the OECD's world ranking of educational performance; second-highest share of R&D spending in the European Union.

The World Economic Forum's global-competitiveness index rated Israel 17th out 131 countries last year, but again found big gaps between the high quality of innovation and technological readiness on the one hand and mediocre institutions, infrastructure and labour-market efficiency on the other.Part of this is a legacy of the socialist past.

In that report, the WEF evaluated and ranked 144 economies on a Global Competitiveness Index based upon an extensive quantitative analysis on "12 pillars of competitiveness" consolidated into three sub-indexes: Basic Requirements, Efficiency Enhancer and Innovation and Sophistication.

Qatar has been named as the most competitive economy in the Middle East in the latest IMD World Competitiveness index, released on May 30.

UK roads were ranked 30th for quality in 2014 by the Global Competitiveness Index, behind countries such as France, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands.