The uniqueness of a country is defined by four specific factors revealed in a World Bank Group report: The country’s framework, relationships, environment, and teachings. These factors combine together to create four motivational factors for corporations or individuals to dedicate investments within a specific country: efficiency, natural resources, markets, and also assets that are deemed strategic, such as specific brands or technologies.
This summary of the best countries for investment in 2019 comes from data that originates from the highest scores from close to seven thousand high-quality business professionals with the responsibility of decision making. This summary is also based on the following attributes weight equally by country: economic stability, corruption, entrepreneurship, dynamics, innovation, the expertise of technology, favored environment regarding taxes, and the skill of the country’s labor force.
India
According to a United Nation report in 2018, India has scored within the top ten countries that attract the inflow of direct investments from foreign sources. The top-rated country also shares the rank of being among the world’s largest spenders in the area of research and development. India is also known for having labor that is skilled comparatively with the best in the world.
Luxembourg
Luxembourg has been noted as being among the highest of the world’s most popular environments when it comes to taxes. The magazine Global Finance ranks this micro European country as one of the richest countries in the world.
Costa Rica
According to the rankings of the Best Countries of 2019, the country Costa Rica is noted to be number eight in the world’s top friendliest tax environments. According to a U.N. report in 2018, statistics show that the Central American country’s direct investments from foreign sources rose by 18% to an astounding three billion dollars.
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia displays a very strong economy with high performance. From the statistics of data from the United Nations, which is also an economic development board, this makes the country a promising and also attractive receiver of direct investments from foreign economies. Regardless of recent news on scandals and killings, for example, the incident of Jamal Khashoggi (a Saudi Arabian journalist), sources such as the World Bank continue to report projections that the economy of Saudi Arabia has continual growth.
Uruguay
Uruguay is noted as the number one best country to invest in. Many decision makers in the business sector give the South American country a ranking of twenty-five positions higher than a prior 2018 ranking, with regards to providing a more favorable tax environment than other countries. As well as this ranking, Uruguay has increased seventeen positions for their dynamics and also has increased higher by fifteen positions with regards to their economic stability. Similar to other countries in Latin America, the continuance of Uraguay’s optimal business environments, legal system stability, and overall democracy have a higher probability of continuing to attract many investors. Included in their list of foreign investors are the giants PepsiCo, AstraZeneca and Sabre, a company specializing in travel technology.
Poland
The country of Poland is a nation that is of medium size and planted in Central Europe. The country has a culture and history developed through over a millennium filled with conflict throughout the continent of Europe. The Poland Kingdom, highly Christian based, was created formally in the year 1025. By the middle of the sixteenth century, the Commonwealth of Poland-Lithuanian was noted to be one of the biggest countries on the European continent. Divided by countries neighboring Poland during the later eighteenth century, for a short while Poland regained independence following World War One.
Poland has one of the largest economies in Central Europe. It was also the only economy within Europe that avoided a recession during the economic downturn that globally happened during the years of 2008-2009. Poland has a membership with many regional and international organizations, which include the United Nations, NATO, and the European Union.