Luxembourg has reached nineteenth place in a global ranking of economies based on their competitiveness.
The World Economic Forum's annual study found digital technologies are creating a new set of challenges for governments and businesses.
The report said this runs the collective risk of creating a negative impact on future growth and productivity.
Luxembourg moved up three positions in the ranking from 22nd in 2017, coming in tenth in Europe.
It was also ranked second as the most "future-ready" economy after Singapore and ahead of the US.
Luxembourg was also among the Top Five most stable financial markets alongside Finland, Hong Kong, Switzerland and Norway.
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Luxembourg has reached nineteenth place in a global ranking of economies based on their competitiveness.
The World Economic Forum's annual study found digital technologies are creating a new set of challenges for governments and businesses.
The report said this runs the collective risk of creating a negative impact on future growth and productivity.
Luxembourg moved up three positions in the ranking from 22nd in 2017, coming in tenth in Europe.
It was also ranked second as the most "future-ready" economy after Singapore and ahead of the US.
Luxembourg was also among the Top Five most stable financial markets alongside Finland, Hong Kong, Switzerland and Norway.
Learn more / En savoir plus / Mehr erfahren:
http://www.scoop.it/t/luxembourg-europe/?tag=Digital+L%C3%ABtzebuerg