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In its 30th year, The petitiveness Report is published against the backdrop of
the deepest global economic slowdown in generations. Policymakers find themselves
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struggling to manage new challenges while preparing their economies to perform well in
a future characterized by high uncertainty.
In such a difficult economic environment, it is more important than ever for countries
to put into place the fundamentals underpinning growth and development. The Global The Global
Competitiveness Report series has, for the past three decades, facilitated this process
by providing detailed analysis of the productive potential of nations worldwide. The petitiveness Report
Report offers policymakers, business executives, and academics as well as the petitiveness Report
at large one of the world’s most respected assessments of petitiveness,
thus providing invaluable insights into the policies, institutions, and factors that enable
robust economic development and long-term prosperity. 2010–2011
Produced in collaboration with leading academics and a work of Partner Institutes,
The petitiveness Report 2009–2010 offers users a unique dataset on a broad
array petitiveness indicators for 133 economies, which together account for more
than 98 percent of the world’s GDP. The data used in the e from leading
international sources as well as from the World Economic Forum’s annual Executive
Opinion Survey, which provides a distinctive source capturing the perceptions of several
thousand business leaders on topics related to petitiveness.
This year’s edition presents the rankings of the petitiveness Index (GCI),
developed by Professor Xavier Sala-i-Martin and originally introduced in 2004. The GCI
is based on 12 pillars petitiveness, providing prehensive picture of the
competitiveness landscape in countries around the world at different stages of economic
development. The Report also contains detailed profiles petitive strengths
and weaknesses for each of