룩셈부르크는 세계에서 12번째로 경쟁력 있는 경제 국가

스위스 국제경영개발원에서 발표한 2021년도 IMD 국가 경쟁력 순위에서 룩셈부르크는 세계에서 가장 경쟁력 있는 경제 12위에 올랐다. 코로나 팬데믹과 그로 인한 경제 혼란으로 2020년도는 전 세계 경제가 힘든 한해였지만, 그럼에도 불구하고, IMD 국가 경쟁력 순위에 따르면 룩셈부르크는 경쟁력을 향상시키며 오히려 전년도에 비해 3단계 상승한 순위를 보였다.

 

2021 IMD World Competitiveness ranking lists Luxembourg among the world's 12 most competitive economiesThe coronavirus pandemic, and the economic turmoil it created, made 2020 a difficult year for economies across the world. Luxembourg nevertheless improved its competitiveness, according to the IMD World Competitiveness Ranking. The country is in 12th place in the ranking, the podium of which is occupied by Switzerland, Sweden and Denmark. Its neighbouring countries Germany, Belgium and France are in 15th, 24th and 29th place, respectively.

Compared to 2019, Luxembourg improved its ranking by three places. “The crisis has been, for a little over a year, an indicator of the capacity of economies to respond quickly to an exceptional situation, both from a health point of view and the organisation of work. This progression therefore reflects the good capacity of Luxembourg’s economic and political players to adapt to changes and to maintain the country’s competitiveness in such a context,” comments the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce in a press release.

Performing economy, efficient government

Luxembourg ranks 10th for its economic performance, in particular due to its international trade, employment and domestic economy. It is also in 10th place for its government efficiency, mainly thanks to its strong performance in the fields of public finance, business legislation, and societal and institutional framework.

It ranks 13th in the category business efficiency, particularly because of its productivity and efficiency and finance. It gets its lowest ranking, 24th, in the infrastructure category where it nevertheless comes out well in terms of basic infrastructure and education.

Executive opinion survey

As part of the production of the ranking, respondents of the Executive Opinion Survey were asked to select 5 out of 15 indicator that they perceived as the key attractiveness factors of their economies. Luxembourg received the highest percentage of responses per indicator for:

  • policy stability and predictability (73%)
  • dynamism of the economy (57%)
  • business-friendly environment (51%)
  • competitive tax regime (44%)
  • skilled workforce (40%)
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