Hungary ranks 19th among EU countries in the MNB’s competitiveness ranking
He said that the Netherlands is at the top of the rankings, while Romania, Greece and Bulgaria are at the bottom of the list. Of Central and Eastern Europe, Slovenia (53.1 points) and Estonia (52.5 points) had the highest scores, while the other countries in the region lagged behind the EU average. Sweden, which performs best, scores 67.3 points out of a possible 100. (MTI)
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