Best Countries for Doing Business 

How is a nation’s ease of doing business measured?

Each year the World Bank publishes "Doing Business Index", an index measuring the ease of doing business in a given country. The higher a country’s Doing Business Index, the friendlier or easier its regulatory environment for doing business.

The measurement is based on the following ten factors like starting a business, dealing with construction permits, getting electricity, registering property, getting credit, protecting investors, paying taxes, cross-border trade, enforcing contracts and resolving insolvency.

Please read more at: Best Countries for Doing Business

 

E.U. Trade Balance with the USA & China in 2019

In 2019, the United States (U.S.A.) was the largest partner for E.U. exports of goods (€ 384 billion) and the second largest partner for E.U. imports of goods (€ 232 billion).

The following data sheets are providing a picture of the international trade in goods between the European Union (E.U.) and the United States (U.S.A.) compare to China. It analyses the exports and imports of goods between those economies and the shares of each E.U. member state in those exchanges. 

Further it shows which country is the beneficiary and has a comparative advantage of Trade Surplus on international trades for each country while an advantage occurs, when goods are either more imported or less exported by one of these countries.

This market review is part of an online publication providing recent statistics on international trade in goods, covering information on the U.S.'s and E.U.'s main partners, main products traded, specific characteristics of trade as well as background information. 

Please read more at: E.U. Trade Balance with the United States & China in 2019 

Global Health Index 2019

List of Countries by Global Health Index in 2019

The Global Health Index (GHI) is a comprehensive assessment of global health care security.

The index, which ranks 195 countries and territories by their health care system, is based on a study that surveyed health security and capabilities across six categories and 65 different metrics. The average overall Global Health Index (GHI) score is 40.2 out of possible 100. Although 86% of countries invest local or donor funds in health security, few countries pay for health security gap assessments and action plans out of national budgets.

The higher a country’s scores, the more healthy a country is working !

Here you can check the country ranking of Global Health Index results.