For the first time, Malaysia has earned a position among the 10 most competitive countries in the world, according to the 2010 World Competitiveness Yearbook (WCY), published by the Swiss-based Institute for Management Development (IMD).
Malaysia has steadily improved its rating since first included in IMD’s well-respected World Competitiveness Yearbook in 1999.
Malaysia achieved especially impressive gains in the competitiveness ranking this year, moving up eight positions to break into the top ten.
With an index score of 87.228, Malaysia has joined the ranks of the most
competitive countries in the world, sharing the top 10 ranking with Singapore, Hong Kong, the United States, Switzerland, Australia, Sweden, Canada, Taiwan and Norway.
Malaysia has steadily improved its rating since first included in IMD’s well-respected World Competitiveness Yearbook in 1999.
Malaysia achieved especially impressive gains in the competitiveness ranking this year, moving up eight positions to break into the top ten.
With an index score of 87.228, Malaysia has joined the ranks of the most
competitive countries in the world, sharing the top 10 ranking with Singapore, Hong Kong, the United States, Switzerland, Australia, Sweden, Canada, Taiwan and Norway.
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