Sentence examples for index of competitiveness from inspiring English sources

The release of figures on Thursday that showed Switzerland achieved better-than-forecast growth in the first quarter of the year coincided with an annual survey that promoted the small Alpine state into second place in a world index of competitiveness, right behind the recovering economy of the United States.

The Nordics dominate indices of competitiveness as well as of well-being.

To do that, the company applied the Herfindahl index (a measure of competitiveness that looks at the size companies relative to the overall industry) to data from January 2013 to January 2014.

He rejected the idea of competitiveness with Mr. Benno.

One feature Barron's is particularly proud of is its index of colleges by competitiveness -- from non to most.

The industry qualifies as superconsolidated as measured by the Justice Department's preferred gauge of competitiveness, the Herfindahl-Hirschman index.

According to the Institute for Management Development, the Lausanne-based business school that published Thursday's index, Switzerland has followed the golden rules of competitiveness.

In his 2005 book, "The Flight of the Creative Class", he produces an index measuring the competitiveness of nations in terms of the "3 Ts" of economic growth: technology, talent and tolerance.

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.

Creative competitions involve varying degrees of competitiveness.

A new index ranks the competitiveness of global citiesTHE Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company of The Economist, has devised a new index which ranks the competitiveness of the most prominent cities across the globe using a number of economic, demographic and social variables.