In 2013, Australia moved further down the world competitiveness rankings from 15 to 16. The World Competitiveness Yearbook surveys 60 countries on over 300 individual criteria rankings grouped into four competitiveness factors. Read more…
01/05/2013
https://events.ceda.com.au/Research-and-policy/All-CEDA-research/Research-catalogue/Australian-results-World-Competitiveness-Yearbook
Australia has remained stagnant at 18 in global competitiveness rankings released today, highlighting a weakening economy pre-COVID and a need to focus on improvements in key areas such as tax, skills, digital transformation and energy infrastructure. Read more…
15/06/2020
https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/Media-releases/2020-world-competitiveness-ranking-Australia-stagnant-in-global-ranking-at-18
Australia has fallen for the second year in a row in an important global ranking of the digital competitiveness of 63 nations released today. Read more…
01/10/2020
https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/Media-releases/Australia-continues-to-slip-in-digital-competitiveness,-must-build-on-gains-made-during-COVID-19-pandemic
Australia has climbed one place in a global ranking on the competitiveness of 63 nations released today, with our overall performance remaining largely the same for the last five years. Read more…
29/05/2019
https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/Media-releases/Australia-improves-one-place-ranking-18,-Federal-election-clears-the-way-for-renewed-focus
The World Competitiveness Yearbook 2019 has pointed to corporate tax as a weakness in Australia’s global competitiveness. Grant Wardell-Johnson writes that while corporate tax reform is needed, achieving it won’t be easy. Read more…
29/05/2019
https://events.ceda.com.au/Digital-hub/Blogs/CEDA-Blog/May-2019/Six-reasons-why-corporate-tax-reform-in-Australia-is-hard
Australia has slipped one place to 14 in a global ranking of the digital competitiveness of 63 nations released today, with key weaknesses including business agility, tech skills and communications. Read more…
26/09/2019
https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/Media-releases/Australia-digital-competitiveness-slips
Industry-university collaboration has long been recognised as fundamental to an innovative economy. But is Australia as poor as portrayed? Dr Peter Binks provides a new perspective, based on Australia’s ranking in the IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook 2019 and Business Higher Education Roundtable's (HERT) two decades of awards.
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29/05/2019
https://events.ceda.com.au/Digital-hub/Blogs/CEDA-Blog/May-2019/Time-to-recognise-and-support-Australia-s-industry-university-partnerships
In 2012, Australia slipped six places to 15 in world competitiveness rankings with significant drops in the labour market and international trade competitiveness rankings. Released May 2012. Read more…
01/05/2012
https://events.ceda.com.au/Research-and-policy/All-CEDA-research/Research-catalogue/World-Competitiveness-Yearbook-2012
The 2014 World Competitiveness Yearbook (WCY), shows Australia has dropped another spot to 17. The 2014 ranking represents a drop in Australia's competitiveness of 12 places in five years. Read more…
22/05/2014
https://events.ceda.com.au/Research-and-policy/All-CEDA-research/Research-catalogue/World-Competitiveness-Yearbook-2014
Singapore's top ranking in the IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook 2019 is no surprise, writes Mukund Narayanamurti. The city state's competitiveness is due to its open economy, world-class talent and innovation ecosystem and much can be learned from Singapore's pursuit of excellence. Read more…
29/05/2019
https://events.ceda.com.au/Digital-hub/Blogs/CEDA-Blog/May-2019/What-makes-Singapore-the-most-competitive-country-in-the-world