The World Economic Forum publishes a Global Competitiveness Report, competitiveness being defined as "the set of institutions, policies, and factors that determine the level of productivity of a country." The U.S. ranks seventh in economic competitiveness. It ranks much lower in the quality of its infrastructure, as I've said many times. In this survey we rank 25th in the category. Countries ranked above us include the UK, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Sweden, Spain, Japan, Canada.
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