The roaring US economy is the most competitive in the world -- again -- says IMD International in its annual World Competitiveness Yearbook. Singapore (2nd) and Honk Kong (3rd) retained their lofty spots on the list released by the Swiss-based institute, despite Asia's celebrated economic woes. Big jump: Taiwan, which went from 23rd to 16th. Big fall: Thailand, from 19th to 29th.
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The roaring US economy is the most competitive in the world -- again -- says IMD International in its annual World Competitiveness Yearbook. Singapore (2nd) and Honk Kong (3rd) retained their lofty spots on the list released by the Swiss-based institute, despite Asia's celebrated economic woes. Big jump: Taiwan, which went from 23rd to 16th. Big fall: Thailand, from 19th to 29th.
