New gcs score
You're referring to the Global Competitiveness Score (GCS)!
The Global Competitiveness Score is a ranking system developed by the World Economic Forum (WEF) to assess the competitiveness of countries. The score is based on a comprehensive framework that evaluates a country's performance across 12 pillars, including:
- Institutions
- Infrastructure
- Macroeconomic stability
- Health and primary education
- Higher education and training
- Goods market efficiency
- Labour market efficiency
- Financial market sophistication
- Technological readiness
- Market size
- Business sophistication
- Innovation capability
The GCS is calculated by assigning a score to each country based on its performance across these 12 pillars. The scores are then aggregated to produce a single overall score, which ranges from 0 to 100.
Here are the top 10 countries in the latest Global Competitiveness Index (GCI) 2020-2021:
- United States - 85.7
- Singapore - 83.5
- Netherlands - 82.6
- Switzerland - 82.5
- United Kingdom - 82.3
- Germany - 82.2
- Japan - 81.9
- Sweden - 81.8
- Canada - 81.7
- Australia - 81.6
Please note that the GCS is just one of many indices used to assess a country's competitiveness, and different indices may have different rankings and scores.