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U.S. Ranks 1st in Overall Global Competitiveness

Oct 31, 2007

Earlier today, the World Economic Forum, the international nonprofit known for its annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, released the results of its 2007-2008 global competitiveness study. The United States ranked No. 1 in overall competitiveness, with Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden and Germany rounding out the top five. Read more in Research.

Tags: Competitiveness, Research