United States tops the recently released World Digital Competitiveness Index

United States tops the recently released World Digital Competitiveness Index

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Category : Business and economics Published on: December 04 2023

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  • Recently the International Institute for Management Development (IMD) released the World Digital Competitiveness Ranking.
  • Economies of a total of 64 countries have been included in this ranking.
  • India ranks 49th in this index.
  • India ranks 12th among 14 countries in the Asia-Pacific region.
  • The United States ranks first in the index.
  • Netherlands is in second place and Singapore is in third place.
  • Denmark is ranked fourth and Switzerland is fifth.
  • This index is prepared on the basis of 3 indicators.
  • These indicators are – knowledge, technology and future preparedness.
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