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The Economic Intelligence Unit has released its latest report that
assesses the world’s largest economies abilities to absorb
information
and communications technolog (ICT):
Digital Economy Rankings: Beyond e-readiness. This report has been
produced since 2000, previously known as
e-readiness rankings,
now renamed as "the digital economy rankings”. The report now evaluates
the quality of broadband and mobile connections
as well as their prevalence.
This benchmarking exercise covers 70
countries, allowing governments
to gauge the success of their technology
initiatives against those of other countries.
Ukraine has ranked 64th in the 2010 Digital Economy Rankings, after Vietnam and Sri Lanka.
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Country
| Education Sub-Index Scores
| Norway
| 2,77
| Denmark
| 2,75
| Finland
| 3,04
| Australia
| 3,04
| New Zealand
| 3,11
| Ukraine
| - 0,98
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First five countries on The Legatum Prosperity Index are given for comparison.
On the Education Sub-Index, New Zealand occopies the 1st position.
The Education Sub-Index measures countries’ performances
in three areas:
access to education, quality of
education, and human capital. Data 2010. Powered by The Legatum Prosperity Index. |
Country
| Governance Sub-Index Scores
| Norway
| 3,21
| Denmark
| 3,85
| Finland
| 3,59
| Australia
| 3,58
| New Zealand
| 3,72
| Ukraine
| - 2,13
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First five countries on The Legatum Prosperity Index are given for comparison.
On the Governance Sub-Index, Switzerland occopies the 1st position.
The Governance Sub-Index measures countries’ performances in three
areas:
effective and accountable government, fair elections and
political
participation, and rule of law. Data 2010. Powered by The Legatum Prosperity Index. |
Universities and industry cooperation in R&D, according to the
Global Competitiveness Index 2011 (powered by World Economic Forum).Country
| Rank
| Score
| United States
| 1
| 5,79
| Japan
| 19
| 4,86
| Ukraine
| 72
| 3,47
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Quality of scientific research institutions, according to the
Global Competitiveness Index 2011 (powered by World Economic Forum).Country
| Rank
| Score
| Israel
| 1
| 6,24
| United States
| 4
| 5,95
| Ukraine
| 68
| 3,61
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