Logistics Performance Index

The Logistics Performance Index (LPI) measures a country's efficiency in moving goods efficiently across borders and within its own borders. It considers factors like infrastructure quality, customs ease, logistics services, timely delivery, and international shipments. A high LPI indicates a country has well-developed transport systems and supply chains, making it easier and cheaper to trade globally. Conversely, a low LPI suggests logistical challenges that can hinder international trade and economic growth. Essentially, it helps compare how effectively nations manage logistics and supply chain operations, impacting their attractiveness as trading partners.