How does switzerland get to be the number one innovator? Does anyone recall that last time that switzerland was credited for a big invention.
or do they major in the minors.
A number of companies are headquartered in Switzerland due to its company friendly laws, taxes and banking. So they also have most patents filed. That makes them and Sweden the most innovative. Kind of like Delaware in the USA having so many companies
Home of the globalists, who set the world at war every so often, making money from all sides, but magically managing to remain “neutral” throughout.
That’s pretty inventive, is it not?
I suspect that Switzerland punching above its weight on patents is mostly due to pharma companies. There’s a lot of drug research there. They also innovate quite a bit in the area of food production, cf. Nestle.