To understand whether it is worth investing in a country, you should take a closer look at certain criteria.
In which countries, according to experts, is it worth investing in?
The World Bank report identifies four factors that drive investment in a country's natural resources, markets, technology or brands, whether individuals or corporations. These are the people, the environment, the system of relationships and the structure of the country.
Based on this report, US News has identified the best countries to invest in 2021.
The ranking of the most investment-friendly countries was calculated according to eight criteria: entrepreneurship, economic stability, favorable tax environment, innovation, skilled labor, technological expertise, dynamism and corruption. More than 6 thousand survey participants (business leaders around the world) voted for the countries.
Below are the TOP-20 countries of this rating, as well as their main indicators (population of the country, GDP and percentage of GDP growth for 2016).
20th place - Chile
Population: 17.9 million
GDP: $ 247 billion
GDP growth: 1.6%
19th place - France
Population: 66.9 million
GDP: $ 2.5 trillion
GDP growth: 1.2%
18th place - Brazil
Population: 207.7 million
GDP: $ 1.8 trillion
GDP growth: -3.6%
17th place - Great Britain
Population: 65.6 million
GDP: $ 2.6 trillion
GDP growth: 1.8%
16th place - the Netherlands
Population: 17.0 million
GDP: $ 770.8 billion
GDP growth: 2.2%
15th place - Ireland
Population: 4.8 million
GDP: $ 294.1 billion
GDP growth: 5.1%
14th place - Turkey
Population: 79.5 million
GDP: $ 857.7 billion
GDP growth: 3.2%
13th place - Uruguay
Population: 3.4 million
GDP: $ 52.4 billion
GDP growth: 1.5%
12th place - Finland
Population: 5.5 million
GDP: $ 236.8 billion
GDP growth: 1.9%
11th place - Czech Republic
Population: 10.6 million
GDP: $ 192.9 billion
GDP growth: 2.6%
10th place - Oman
Population: 4.4 million
GDP: $ 66.3 billion
GDP growth: -%
9th place - India
Population: 1.3 billion
GDP: $ 2.3 trillion
GDP growth: 7.1%
8th place - Thailand
Population: 68.9 million
GDP: $ 406.8 billion
GDP growth: 3.2%
7th place - Spain
Population: 46.4 million
GDP: $ 1.2 trillion
GDP growth: 3.3%
6th place - Australia
Population: 24.1 million
GDP: $ 1.2 trillion
GDP growth: 2.8%
5th place - Singapore
Population: 5.6 million
GDP: $ 297.0 billio
GDP growth: 2%
4th place - Malaysia
Population: 31.2 million
GDP: $ 296.4 billion
GDP growth: 4.2%
3rd place - Poland
Population: 37.9 million
GDP: $ 469.5 billion
GDP growth: 2.9%
2nd place - Indonesia
Population: 261.1 million
GDP: $ 932.3 billion
GDP growth: 5%
1st place - Philippines
Population: 103.3 million
GDP: $ 304.9 billion
GDP growth: 6.9%
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In which countries, according to experts, is it worth investing in?
The World Bank report identifies four factors that drive investment in a country's natural resources, markets, technology or brands, whether individuals or corporations. These are the people, the environment, the system of relationships and the structure of the country.
Based on this report, US News has identified the best countries to invest in 2021.
The ranking of the most investment-friendly countries was calculated according to eight criteria: entrepreneurship, economic stability, favorable tax environment, innovation, skilled labor, technological expertise, dynamism and corruption. More than 6 thousand survey participants (business leaders around the world) voted for the countries.
Below are the TOP-20 countries of this rating, as well as their main indicators (population of the country, GDP and percentage of GDP growth for 2016).
20th place - Chile
Population: 17.9 million
GDP: $ 247 billion
GDP growth: 1.6%
19th place - France
Population: 66.9 million
GDP: $ 2.5 trillion
GDP growth: 1.2%
18th place - Brazil
Population: 207.7 million
GDP: $ 1.8 trillion
GDP growth: -3.6%
17th place - Great Britain
Population: 65.6 million
GDP: $ 2.6 trillion
GDP growth: 1.8%
16th place - the Netherlands
Population: 17.0 million
GDP: $ 770.8 billion
GDP growth: 2.2%
15th place - Ireland
Population: 4.8 million
GDP: $ 294.1 billion
GDP growth: 5.1%
14th place - Turkey
Population: 79.5 million
GDP: $ 857.7 billion
GDP growth: 3.2%
13th place - Uruguay
Population: 3.4 million
GDP: $ 52.4 billion
GDP growth: 1.5%
12th place - Finland
Population: 5.5 million
GDP: $ 236.8 billion
GDP growth: 1.9%
11th place - Czech Republic
Population: 10.6 million
GDP: $ 192.9 billion
GDP growth: 2.6%
10th place - Oman
Population: 4.4 million
GDP: $ 66.3 billion
GDP growth: -%
9th place - India
Population: 1.3 billion
GDP: $ 2.3 trillion
GDP growth: 7.1%
8th place - Thailand
Population: 68.9 million
GDP: $ 406.8 billion
GDP growth: 3.2%
7th place - Spain
Population: 46.4 million
GDP: $ 1.2 trillion
GDP growth: 3.3%
6th place - Australia
Population: 24.1 million
GDP: $ 1.2 trillion
GDP growth: 2.8%
5th place - Singapore
Population: 5.6 million
GDP: $ 297.0 billio
GDP growth: 2%
4th place - Malaysia
Population: 31.2 million
GDP: $ 296.4 billion
GDP growth: 4.2%
3rd place - Poland
Population: 37.9 million
GDP: $ 469.5 billion
GDP growth: 2.9%
2nd place - Indonesia
Population: 261.1 million
GDP: $ 932.3 billion
GDP growth: 5%
1st place - Philippines
Population: 103.3 million
GDP: $ 304.9 billion
GDP growth: 6.9%
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Earlier it was reported that Alibaba is investing millions in the overseas market. The Chinese giant was interested in BigBasket, a large Indian grocery online store.
