A report from the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation ranks nations based on the impact their economic and trade policies have on global innovation. Here’s a look at who came in first and last and a few in-between….
But a new report from a think tank that works on high-tech issues encourages leaders to think bigger, to consider innovation policies in a global context. To that end, the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) has produced a ranking of 56 nations comprising nearly 90 percent of worldwide economic activity based on the impact their economic and trade policies have on global innovation.
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