UK improves score in index of global sustainable competitiveness
A ranking of countries' competitiveness - both now and their future potential - has highlighted significant differences compared with typical measures of economic success
The UK has been ranked at 17 in a new index of 'global sustainable competitiveness', outperforming the US, South Korea, and China. The score marks an improvement on recent years, which saw the UK placed...
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