China has debuted in the top 10 of the latest survey of innovative economies, the Global Innovation Index (GII), conducted by the United Nations’ World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), against the backdrop of heavy investment in research and development. This advancement shifted Germany to 11th position, Reuters reported.
The recent GII covered 139 countries, assessing them on 78 indicators. Switzerland topped the ranking, maintaining this position since 2011, followed by Sweden, the U.S., South Korea, Singapore, the U.K., Finland, the Netherlands, Denmark and China.
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