infrastructure: The organization assessed a variety of metrics, including infrastructure, information and communications technology, macroeconomic stability, health, skills and labour market, according to The Toronto Star. Countries were given scores out of 100. The World Economic Forum on Wednesday released its latest global competitiveness report, which looked at 140 economies based on 98 wide-ranging social, political and economic factors. The report also highlighted the nation's strong labour market and financial system. The report also highlighted the nation's strong labour market and financial system. Justin Sullivan / GETTY IMAGES The U.S. took the top slot with a score of 85.6, buoyed by its capacity for innovation, evident in its high scores in business dynamism and entrepreneurial culture.
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