The Logistics Performance Index:

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The Logistics Performance Index (LPI) was created by the World Bank in recognition of the importance of logistics in global trade. It measures the efficiency of customs clearance processes, the quality of infrastructure, and the ability of logistics services to track and trace shipments. It provides a ranking of countries' trade logistics performance, which is useful information for businesses and policymakers. The LPI does not measure a company's individual logistics costs, inventory turnover, or use the Balanced Scorecard approach.