An international financial institution report highlighted the elements that propel both people and corporations to put money into a given country. Natural resources, markets, technologies, and manufacturers.
Guided through the record from the arena financial institution organization, it has identified the best nation to invest in for 2018.
Last month, the news organization released their 2018 first-rate country ranking. To decide the general listing, they surveyed over 21,000 people in internationally in about eighty countries, measuring them on 65 distinctive attributes, which include cultural impact, entrepreneurship, and first-class of life.
For the excellent international locations to put money into ranking, the survey targeted on just 8 of the 65 attributes: entrepreneurship, financial balance, favorable tax surroundings, innovation, professional labor, technological knowledge, dynamics. Responses from over 6,000 survey contributors — who act as selection makers in commercial enterprise around the world — have been then used to determine the ranking.
20. Chile
Population: 17.9 million
Total GDP: $247 billion
GDP growth: 1.6%
19. France
Population: 66.9 million
Total GDP: $2.5 trillion
GDP growth: 1.2%
18. Brazil
Population: 207.7 million
Total GDP: $1.8 trillion
GDP growth: -3.6%
17. United Kingdom
Population: 65.6 million
Total GDP: $2.6 trillion
GDP growth: 1.8%
16. Netherlands
Population: 17.0 million
Total GDP: $770.8 billion
GDP growth: 2.2%
15. Ireland
Population: 4.8 million
Total GDP: $294.1 billion
GDP growth: 5.1%
14. Turkey
Population: 79.5 million
Total GDP: $857.7 billion
GDP growth: 3.2%
13. Uruguay
Population: 3.4 million
Total GDP: $52.4 billion
GDP growth: 1.5%
12. Finland
Population: 5.5 million
Total GDP: $236.8 billion
GDP growth: 1.9%
11. Czech Republic
Population: 10.6 million
Total GDP: $192.9 billion
GDP growth: 2.6%
10. Oman
Population: 4.4 million
Total GDP: $66.3 billion
GDP growth: –%
9. India
Population: 1.3 billion
Total GDP: $2.3 trillion
GDP growth: 7.1%
8. Thailand
Population: 68.9 million
Total GDP: $406.8 billion
GDP growth: 3.2%
7. Spain
Population: 46.4 million
Total GDP: $1.2 trillion
GDP growth: 3.3%
6. Australia
Population: 24.1 million
Total GDP: $1.2 trillion
GDP growth: 2.8%
5. Singapore
Population: 5.6 million
Total GDP: $297.0 billion
GDP growth: 2%
4. Malaysia
Population: 31.2 million
Total GDP: $296.4 billion
GDP growth: 4.2%
3. Poland
Population: 37.9 million
Total GDP: $469.5 billion
GDP growth: 2.9%
2. Indonesia
Population: 261.1 million
Total GDP: $932.3 billion
GDP growth: 5%
1. Philippines
Population: 103.3 million
Total GDP: $304.9 billion
GDP growth: 6.9%