最新排名：中国首次跻身前十

Core Insights - Switzerland continues to lead the Global Innovation Index (GII) for the 12th consecutive year, followed by Sweden and the United States, while China enters the top ten for the first time [1] - The global innovation outlook is dimming due to reduced investment, with WIPO's Director General noting that the global innovation engine is not operating at full speed [1] Investment Trends - The growth rate of R&D spending is projected to decline from 4.4% in the previous year to 2.9% in 2024, with a further drop to 2.3% in 2025 [1] - Actual R&D spending growth is only 1%, significantly lower than the 10-year average of 4.6%, primarily due to high inflation [1] - Venture capital is showing uneven development, increasingly concentrated in the artificial intelligence sector in the United States [1] Rankings and Competitiveness - Following Switzerland, Sweden, and the United States, South Korea and Singapore rank high in the GII, with the UK, Finland, the Netherlands, Denmark, and China also in the top ten [1] - Germany has dropped from 9th to 11th place, with challenges identified in driving digital transformation in its industrial sector [1]