
Honduras

Overall Rank

85
14 Core Economic Indicators Global Ranking
Economic Scale & Vitality Global Ranking
Innovation & Enterprise Global Ranking
Human & Capital Living Global Ranking
Structural & Policy Global Ranking
GLOBAL ECONOMIC & INNOVATION COMPETITIVENESS
An executive-grade benchmarking index developed by theboardiQ LLC to evaluate and rank the macroeconomic strength, innovation capacity, and structural competitiveness of 50 States in the United States.
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Designed for corporate board directors, institutional investors, and policymakers, the index synthesizes raw macroeconomic and institutional data into a standardized 0–100 Composite Score across 4 Strategic Macro Pillars and 14 Underlying Sub-Metrics.
The Executive Dashboard incorporates a boardroom governance matrix mapping strategic mandates, benchmark metrics, director compensation, and critical oversight inquiries across 9 Board Roles/Industry Lens
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Indicator Normalization & Scoring​
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Benchmarking: Raw indicator values are mapped against established global minimum, median, and maximum distribution bounds.
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Sub-metric Standardization: Indicators are normalized to relative 0–100 percentile scores (inverting cost/burden metrics where lower is favorable).
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Pillar Aggregation: Sub-metric scores are weighted within each domain to generate a 0–100 score for each of the 4 pillars.
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Composite Index Calculation:
Composite Score = (0.30 x Pillar 1) + (0.25 x Pillar 2) + (0.25 x Pillar 3) + (0.20 x Pillar 4)
Classification & Benchmarking Output
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Global Ranking: Economies are ranked 1 to 100 based on their composite index.
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Performance Tiers: Jurisdictions are categorized into distinct comparative cohorts (e.g., Tier 1: Global Frontier, Tier 2: Advanced Competitor).
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Primary Pillar Advantage: Identifies each economy's leading structural driver (e.g., Innovation Ecosystem vs. Scale & Vitality) relative to its peer group.
COMPETITIVENESS SWOT
COMPETITIVE
Strengths
Apparel manufacturing scale, coffee and agricultural exports
Weaknesses
High informality, remittance dependence, fiscal debt
Opportunities
Textile supply chain nearshoring to North America
Threats
Climate storms in agriculture, US demand fluctuations