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Time to promote innovation

Time to promote innovation Manufacturing sector needs to enhance technological prowess Korea s manufacturing sector propped up the economy last year amid the global business slump resulting from the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a recent report. The global economy contracted 3.3 percent in 2020, but the local economy contracted a mere 1 percent thanks to its manufacturing industry armed with top-class competitiveness, thus minimizing the crisis caused by the prolonged outbreak, it said. The report, the Korean manufacturing industry s competitiveness shored up the economy amid COVID-19 crisis, released Wednesday by the Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade (KIET), said it was impossible to overemphasize the importance and contribution of the nation s manufacturing sector. The U.N. Industrial Development Organization also ranked Korea s manufacturing competitiveness as the third highest in the world, behind Germany and China, based on its Competit

Germany still leads the world in industrial competitiveness, but China is inching closer

5 May in 5:00 Modern Diplomacy Germany once again achieved the highest rank in the latest edition of UNIDO’s Competitive Industrial Performance (CIP) Index.  China has climbed three positions in the last six years and currently ranks in second place. The Republic of Korea completes the top three in the ranking, which in its 2020 edition compares a total of 152 economies. This year’s report includes a separate chapter on African economies and their industrial competitiveness. According to Modern Diplomacy, the Competitive Industrial Performance (CIP) Report 2020, published by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), provides a global overview of the competitiveness of countries’ industrial performance around the world. One hundred and fifty two countries are ranked using a composite index based on three dimensions: 1) the capacity to produce and export manufactured goods; 2) technological deepening and upgrading; and 3) world impact. The results

Germany still leads the world in industrial competitiveness, but China is inching closer

Germany still leads the world in industrial competitiveness, but China is inching closer Germany once again achieved the highest rank in the latest edition of UNIDO’s Competitive Industrial Performance (CIP) Index.   China has climbed three positions in the last six years and currently ranks in second place. The Republic of Korea completes the top three in the ranking, which in its 2020 edition compares a total of 152 economies. This year’s report includes a separate chapter on African economies and their industrial competitiveness. VIENNA, 28 April 2020 – The Competitive Industrial Performance (CIP) Report 2020, published by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), provides a global overview of the competitiveness of countries’ industrial performance around the world. One hundred and fifty two countries are ranked using a composite index based on three dimensions: 1) the capacity to produce and export manufactured goods; 2) technological deepening

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