Efficiency of KRA Positive Indexing for GLOBAL POWER Identification

Exterior and internal pressures are constantly reshaping economies and determining the trajectory of nation states, and only a select few big players have the power to affect these external forces, which may be categorised as global powers. Consequently, policymakers must carefully examine their own country's strength and determine the strength of other nations, notably Global Powers, while adopting measures for the national economy and development of national policy. It was recently recommended by a group of researchers at a conference to use legitimate and accepted estimates of nation strength in order to create a transparent indexing system. A country's KPIs are calculated by adding up the values of several positive criteria in the areas of society, politics, economics, and the armed forces. The KIA positive index (KPI) is recommended to identify global players (GP) based on a greater influencing value in the KPI matrix; the other nations will be referred to as non-global players (NGP). This will clarify the need of regional collaboration among Leadership of NGP nations in order to establish mutual strength before engaging with any global powers. When KPI findings were compared to other GP nations lists, they performed with an average of 73.89 percent similarity year over year, with the most often occurring score of 80 percent similarity, validating the utility of KPI in GP country identification. Furthermore, when each of the GP countries from the KPI method list was compared to discover their presence in all other lists, it revealed an average similarity performance of 88.88 percent. All of these statistics demonstrate that the KPI technique for selecting GP nations is both legitimate and efficient.