What makes a country innovative? If you ask the financial software and media company Bloomberg, the answer is seven factors including R&D intensity and Researcher concentration.
At least these are amongst the seven factors Bloomberg uses to rank more than 200 economies based on their ability to innovate. And this year, Denmark takes the eighth place lying neck to neck with both Japan and Finland while beating competitors such as Netherlands (16), Ireland (13) and the UK (16).
Denmark is especially praised for its researcher concentration scoring number two in the world and the R&D intensity ranking number six in the world. Additionally, Bloomberg uses the following factors to measure a countries ability to innovate:
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