Saiu hoje o ranking do World Economic Forum relativo ao Índice de Competitividade Global. A Polónia face ao ano passado baixou duas posições, estando agora em 41º lugar. Portugal por seu turno está na posição 45. Estas são algumas das notas (por enquanto na versão original em inglês):
" After having moved up by six positions last year, Poland drops back two places to 41st. The country displays a fairly even performance across all 12 pillars of competitiveness. Notable strengths include its large market size (20th) and high educational standards, in particular its high enrollment rates (17th). The financial sector is well developed (34th) and Poland’s increased trustworthiness (16th) has contributed to its very good performance in this domain. Indeed, banks are assessed as more sound than they were only two years ago, although additional strengthening will be necessary given the country’s still mediocre 60th rank on this indicator. Further enhancing competitiveness will require a significant upgrading of transport infrastructure, which trails international standards by a considerable margin (111th). While some progress has been made in this area since last year, it is not sufficient to increase its ranking. The quality of roads in Poland continues to be assessed particularly poorly (134th). And although the improvements to some aspects of the institutional framework, such as the transparency of government policymaking and physical security, are notable, the business sector remains very concerned about the burden of government regulation (124th). As Poland transitions to the innovation-driven stage of development, it will have to focus more strongly on developing capacities in innovation and business sophistication. Stronger clusters, more R&D orientation of companies, and intensified collaboration between universities and the private sector would help the country to move toward a more future-oriented development path."
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