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(2) USA 1
93.357
(3) SWITZERLAND 2
92.783
(1) HONG KONG 3
90.531
(5) SWEDEN 4
89.857
(4) SINGAPORE 5
89.585
(8) NORWAY 6
89.128
(6) CANADA 7
88.439
(9) GERMANY 9
85.505
(10) QATAR 10
85.193
(7) TAIWAN 11
83.514
(13) DENMARK 12
83.305
(12) LUXEMBOURG 13
83.158
(11) NETHERLANDS 14
83.145
(14) MALAYSIA 15
80.513
(15) AUSTRALIA 16
79.591
(20) IRELAND 17
79.150
(18) UNITED KINGDOM 18
78.210
(19) ISRAEL 19
78.187
(17) FINLAND 20
75.169
(23) CHINA MAINLAND 21 (22) KOREA 22
74.711
(21) AUSTRIA 23
74.529
(27) JAPAN 24
73.942
(24) NEW ZEALAND 25
73.133
(25) BELGIUM 26
72.966
(30) THAILAND 27
71.327
(29) FRANCE 28
69.012
(26) ICELAND 29
67.994
(28) CHILE 30
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86.197
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(36) LITHUANIA 31
65.626
(37) MEXICO 32
65.437
(34) POLAND 33
64.899
(32) KAZAKHSTAN 34
64.614
(33) CZECH REPUBLIC 35
64.422
(31) ESTONIA 36
63.611
(38) TURKEY 37
63.146
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(43) PHILIPPINES 38
61.805
(42) INDONESIA 39
59.888
(35) INDIA 40
58.678
LATVIA 41
56.809
(48) RUSSIA 42
56.627
(44) PERU 43
56.328
(40) ITALY 44
56.289
(39) SPAIN 45
56.225
(41) PORTUGAL 46
54.485
(47) SLOVAK REPUBLIC 47
54.365
(52) COLOMBIA 48
54.234
(56) UKRAINE 49
53.497
(45) HUNGARY 50
52.996
(46) BRAZIL 51
50.996
(51) SLOVENIA 52
50.627
(50) SOUTH AFRICA 53
49.986
(58) GREECE 54
49.703
(53) ROMANIA 55
48.802
(49) JORDAN 56
47.800
(54) BULGARIA 57
44.114
(57) CROATIA 58
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(55) ARGENTINA 59 (59) VENEZUELA 60
The World Competitiveness Scoreboard presents the 2013 overall rankings for the 60 economies covered by the WCY. The economies are ranked from the most to the least competitive and the results from the previous year’s scoreboard (2012) are shown in brackets. The Scores shown to the left are actually indices (0 to 100) generated for the unique purpose of constructing charts and graphics.
