The U.S. dropped two spots in the World Bank’s annual ranking of the best places to do business in the world.
According to The Wall Street Journal, America fell to eighth place in the ranking, which measures the ease with which people can do business in a given country.
The U.S. scored 54th on its process of getting electricity and 50th on protections for small shareholders in businesses.
It also received poor marks for its 15-day process of registering property at 38th place and for its difficulty of paying taxes at 37th.
Read more at The Hill.
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