by Kelvin Wong
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Further, Singapore
is also expected to continue to be the global leader in 2050, according to the
study.
Hong Kong is
expected to take over Norway’s position as number two in 2050, followed by
Taiwan and South Korea – two countries that failed to make the list in 2010.
Interestingly, the USA is projected to drop from its current third place
(2010) to the fifth position (2050).
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