1、2025How Nations Can Redefine Economic ProgressBorko HandjiskiRamiz MartinovicCamille CrittendenThe Industry 5.0 Index01 ExecutiveSummary302Ranking1303 CountryProfiles1804Methodology7105AboutTheArt75Executive Summary01 Executive Summary02 Ranking03 Country Profiles04 Methodology05 About The ArtKey in

2、sights Industry 5.0 is a term for an aspirational Fifth Industrial Revolution,defined by placing human creativity and welfare,sustainability,and resilient systems at the center of business and government strategies for the benefit of economies,societies,and the planet.The combination of these elemen

3、ts can add$1 trillion annually to global GDP in addition to technology-driven profits.It will require collaboration between governments and businesses,with supportive policies,regulations,and incentives aligning profit with societal good.Early adopters of Industry 5.0 principles can capture new prof

4、it pools and avoid risks of stranded assets or regulatory drag.The Industry 5.0 Index,created by the Oliver Wyman Forum and the University of California,Berkeley,measures the readiness of 92 countries across 30 metrics to capture the potential of the Industry 5.0 era.Finland is the overall leader of

5、 the index thanks to its holistic investments in and top scores relating to workforce upskilling,sustainability,and digital and supply chain resilience.One such government initiative allocates roughly$3.6 billion until 2027 to fund research,new technologies,and support policies related to climate,in

6、dustry,and job training.Investing in workforce upskilling and AI augmentation is essential to unlock productivity and attract and retain talent.Sweden,leader of the Talent sub-index,has top scores relating to patents for human-machine collaboration,workforce participation in high-tech industries,and