The ranking is compiled by TEHA Group, one of Italy’s leading private think tanks.
The GAI compares 146 economies worldwide across four macroeconomic indicators of attractiveness (openness, innovation, resource endowment and efficiency).
The index serves as a tool for understanding ongoing transformations and identifying the conditions that enable national systems not only to respond to shocks, but also to compete and ensure growth in the medium and long term.
As in the previous year, the United States tops the ranking. China is in second place, Singapore in third, and Germany in fourth.
Yemen, Burundi and Haiti bring up the rear.
Moldova’s neighbours on the list are Uzbekistan and Costa Rica.
Romania is in 48th place, Belarus in 71st, and war-torn Iran in 73rd (above Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Egypt). Ukraine and Russia do not feature on the list.
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