Mumbai, October 10: The World Economic Forum (WEF) recently released an insight on the global competitiveness report. Last year the WEF had introduced the new Global Competitiveness Index 4.0, an economic index which is an annual yardstick that has been instrumental for policy-makers to assess their progress with a set of factors that determine productivity. As per the report, India has been placed 10 spots lower in the rank as compared to the last year. This comes on the back of poor performance in some of the criteria, where India do not do that well in certain areas as compared to some other countries. Because of that India now ranks 68th, down 10 places in 2019.