Global Competitiveness Index

The Global Competitiveness Index (GCI) measures a country’s overall ability to provide a productive environment for businesses and economic growth. It considers various factors, such as infrastructure, education, innovation, institutions, and macroeconomic stability. A higher GCI score indicates that a country is more capable of supporting prosperous economic activity, attracting investment, and improving living standards. Essentially, it helps compare how well different countries are equipped to compete in the global economy, providing insights into their strengths and areas needing improvement for sustained development.