according to the freshly-published 2019 Global Innovation Index (GII). Compiled annually by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the index ranked Denmark 7th, an increase of one spot compared to last year. Denmark remains in the top 15 in all GII pillars, and improves its position in 4 of the pillars: Human capital and research (4th, up by 2), Infrastructure (6th, up by 9), Business Sophistication (9th, up by 5), and Knowledge and Technology Outputs (14th, up by 1),” the report found. The index ranks the innovation performance of almost 130 countries and economies around the world and for the ninth-straight year, Switzerland finishes number one, with Sweden, the US, the Netherlands and the UK rounding out the top 5. Finland, Denmark, Singapore, Germany and Israel complete the top 10.
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