Denmark ranked first, while Switzerland dropped one place to third
Ireland has been ranked second globally for competitiveness according to the IMD’s World Competitiveness Centre .
Denmark was ranked first, while Switzerland dropped one place to third, according to the report, which is the 35th edition of the ranking. It covered 64 global economies via a mixture of hard data, including 164 competitiveness criteria selected from research of economic literature, international, national, and regional sources, and feedback from the business community, government agencies, and academics, ...
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