Frost & Sullivan, a non-profit organization dedicated to using business practices to address global priorities, recognized the United States, Norway and the United Kingdom for moving in the right direction and demonstrating the greatest potential for future growth at the global level.
Based on macroeconomic and citizen-centered growth indicators, the United States, Norway and the United Kingdom have been ranked as the top three countries, according to the edition 2022 from Frost & Sullivan’s Frost Radar™ for Economic Development.
Given the growing pressure on economic development with the transformation of the global economy, Frost & Sullivan completed its analysis for 2022 of future growth potential for more than 175 countries. This unique index assesses governments’ commitment to ensuring greater investment flows and addressing citizen-centric goals such as skills development, employability, healthcare accessibility, climate change, infrastructure development and quality. of life.
“The Frost Radar™ for Economic Development congratulates visionary governments that generate innovative and inclusive policies across social priorities to drive citizen satisfaction,” said David Frigstad, president of Frost & Sullivan.
Frigstad recognized the governments of these countries for their efforts to ensure innovation and investment in multiple sectors that meet the ever-evolving needs of their citizens.
“These countries have growth potential and are some of the easiest places to do business in all the world; its high ranking strongly supports governments’ commitment to ensuring the well-being of citizens while deploying foreign investment profitably. Each of them has shown remarkable social spending, education and a strong commitment to the environment and climate change”, commented the president of Frost & Sullivan.
Speaking of the results, Frost & Sullivan Global President Aroop Zutshi added: “The robust framework based on Data is an immensely powerful tool that helps identify unique growth opportunities and attract foreign investment. Frost Radar™ for Economic Development also empowers CEOs and growth teams to rethink business priorities by carefully evaluating growth opportunities in the context of geographic expansion.”
Frost Radar for Economic Development uses a wide range of economic and industry indicators to assess more than 175 countries around the world. The framework is based on two broad indices of growth and innovation, each of which is segmented into seven pillars of economy, education, environment, health care, infrastructure, citizen care and security.
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