World’s Top 50 Most Competitive Countries For Retaining Talent, 2018
Internationally, Switzerland has been ranked as the most competitive country in the world for retaining talent, according to the 2018 Global Talent Competitiveness Index (GTCI) report, followed by Singapore and the United States.
Denmark came in seventh globally – slightly behind its neighbors Norway (No. 4), Sweden (No. 5), and Finland (No. 6). The UK came in eighth.
European countries continue to dominate the rankings, taking fifteen of the top twenty-five spots.
Among the non-European countries that ranked highest, are Singapore in 2nd, Australia in 11th, New Zealand in 12th, Canada in 15th, the United Arab Emirates at 17th, Japan at 20th, Qatar at 23rd, and Israel at 24th.
The index is published by INSEAD, the Business School for the World, in partnership with the Adecco Group, and Tata Communications.
World’s Top 50 Most Competitive Countries For Retaining Talent, 2018
| RANK | COUNTRY | INCOME GROUP |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Switzerland | High income |
| 2 | Singapore | High income |
| 3 | United States | High income |
| 4 | Norway | High income |
| 5 | Sweden | High income |
| 6 | Finland | High income |
| 7 | Denmark | High income |
| 8 | United Kingdom | High income |
| 9 | Netherlands | High income |
| 10 | Luxembourg | High income |
| 11 | Australia | High income |
| 12 | New Zealand | High income |
| 13 | Ireland | High income |
| 14 | Iceland | High income |
| 15 | Canada | High income |
| 16 | Belgium | High income |
| 17 | United Arab Emirates | High income |
| 18 | Austria | High income |
| 19 | Germany | High income |
| 20 | Japan | High income |
| 21 | France | High income |
| 22 | Estonia | High income |
| 23 | Qatar | High income |
| 24 | Israel | High income |
| 25 | Czech Republic | High income |
| 26 | Malta | High income |
| 27 | Malaysia | Upper-midle income |
| 28 | Slovenia | High income |
| 29 | Portugal | High income |
| 30 | South Korea | High income |
| 31 | Spain | High income |
| 32 | Lithuania | High income |
| 33 | Chile | High income |
| 34 | Latvia | High income |
| 35 | Costa Rica | Upper-midle income |
| 36 | Italy | High income |
| 37 | Cyprus | High income |
| 38 | Bahrain | High income |
| 39 | Poland | High income |
| 40 | Slovakia | High income |
| 41 | Saudi Arabia | High income |
| 42 | Greece | High income |
| 43 | China | Upper-midle income |
| 44 | Uruguay | High income |
| 45 | Panama | Upper-midle income |
| 46 | Mauritius | Upper-midle income |
| 47 | Bulgaria | Upper-midle income |
| 48 | Croatia | High income |
| 49 | Argentina | Upper-midle income |
| 50 | Jordan | Upper-midle income |
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