Australia Rated Best Place for Growing Business

The governor general, her excellency the honourable quentin bryce ac cvo addresses a citizenship day ceremony in canberra. 17th september 2013.
The governor general, her excellency the honourable quentin bryce ac cvo addresses a citizenship day ceremony in canberra. 17th september 2013.

As nearly 2300 people from 92 countries celebrate their new nationality as part of Australian Citizenship Day, data from the Grant Thornton Global Dynamism Index suggests that Australia is the best place to be for a growing business.

Ed Nusbaum, CEO of Grant Thornton, commented on the system used to rank countries:

“Five areas were identified as holding the key drivers to an economy’s dynamism: business operating environment, science and technology, labour and human capital, economics and growth, and the financing environment.”

Australia performed best in the areas of Labour and Human Capital – including; labour productivity growth; unemployment; school life expectancy; % of population under 30.

Overall Rankings for Growing Businesses

  1. Australia 66.5
  2. Chile 64.5
  3. China 62.7
  4. New Zealand 62.6
  5. Canada 62.3
  6. Finland 62.3
  7. Singapore 61.9
  8. Israel 61.8
  9. Sweden 61.6
  10. Norway 60.9

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