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I read an article a few years ago that correlated the desirability to do business in a country with the perceived likelihood of fairness and low corruption in i

by antidoh 14y ago

I read an article a few years ago that correlated the desirability to do business in a country with the perceived likelihood of fairness and low corruption in institutions and government. The US was high (possibly first?) in that ranking. I wonder at what point that starts to change for us?

lancewiggs 14y ago
That may have been something out of the World Bank, the Doing Business team. Sadly the low corruption high fairness perception times are long past - the likes of NZ and Scandinavian countries now dominate the lists. However the US is still the biggest economy, so will continue to attract huge investment. The big alternatives are not scoring highly in low corruption and fairness either.