The development grades of developed countries only compare 10 items: per capita GDP, human development index, prosperity index, innovation index, education index, competitiveness, quality of life, environmental performance index, medical quality, and knowledge export.
There are 197 countries in the world, plus more than 200 regional economies, 20% according to the proportion of 28% is 40 economies, and there are 34 developed countries recognized by multiple organizations. Therefore, according to the TOP30, depending on how many of the 12 items in each economy enter the top 30, Quanjin should have a highly developed level.
All 12 of the 10 economies in the top 30 – the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, Finland, and Japan, are among the 12.
9 economies include Austria, Luxembourg and Iceland, a total of 3; The 8 economies are South Korea, Singapore, and Spain, a total of 3; 7 economies include the Czech Republic and Israel, a total of 2; The six economies are Italy, Slovenia and Malta, a total of three; The economies of the four categories are Cyprus, Estonia and Greece, a total of three; Three economies are Portugal, just one. Others are ignored.
Level of development of developed countries:
The United States is the leader, the first grade;
Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom, France are the core giants are the second grade;
Italy, South Korea, Canada, Australia, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden, Belgium, Austria, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Israel are also the main promoters, and the knowledge and technology are relatively leading, which is the third grade;
Ireland, Singapore, New Zealand, Iceland, Luxembourg, Greece, Portugal, Malta, Cyprus, most of which developed after World War II, have eaten the dividends of the West and are rich, which is the fourth grade;
The Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary, Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, as well as developing countries such as Romania, Bulgaria, Chile, Panama, and Uruguay, are all peripheral countries that have actively joined the Western system and benefited, but the small countries are the main investment places in Western Europe, the United States and Japan.
