Taiwan received a 62 out of 100 in the triannual study, after Switzerland (70) and Norway (67). South Korea tied for first place with 58 points, followed by Singapore, China, and Japan.

Taiwan’s 1C ranking was based on its performance in three indexes: operations risk, political risk, and remittance and repatriation factor. It was also given to ten other economies, including Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, and South Korea. Switzerland was the only country to receive a perfect 1A grade, with Norway coming in second with a 1B.

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