In the dynamic landscape of global indices, the United States, China, India, and Pakistan occupy varying positions across different domains. These rankings offer insights into each country's strengths and areas for improvement. Below is an overview of their standings in several key indices:​
1. Human Development Index (HDI)
The HDI assesses countries based on life expectancy, education, and per capita income indicators.​
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United States: 17th​
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China: 85th​
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India: 132nd​
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Pakistan: 161st​
2. Global Innovation Index
This index evaluates countries on their innovation capabilities and outcomes.​
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United States: 3rd​
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China: 14th​
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India: 40th​
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Pakistan: 99th​
3. Ease of Doing Business
This ranking measures the regulatory environment's conduciveness to business operations.​
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United States: 6th​
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China: 31st​
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India: 63rd​
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Pakistan: 108th​
4. Global Hunger Index
This index tracks hunger at global, regional, and national levels.​
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United States: 18th​
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China: 25th​
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India: 101st​
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Pakistan: 92nd​
5. Environmental Performance Index (EPI)
The EPI ranks countries based on environmental health and ecosystem vitality.​
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United States: 24th​
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China: 120th​
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India: 168th​
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Pakistan: 176th​
These rankings highlight the diverse performances of the U.S., China, India, and Pakistan across various sectors. While the U.S. and China often secure top positions, India and Pakistan show potential for growth and development in multiple areas.​