Arab Region | Index of Economic Freedom (Arabic countries, 1995–2021)

Economic freedom is measured based on 12 quantitative and qualitative factors, grouped into four broad categories, or pillars, of economic freedom: 1) rule of law (property rights, government integrity, judicial effectiveness); 2) government size (government spending, tax burden, fiscal health); 3) regulatory efficiency (business freedom, labor freedom, monetary freedom); 4) open markets (trade freedom, investment freedom, financial freedom). Each of the twelve economic freedoms within these categories is graded on a scale of 0 to 100. A country’s overall score 0-100 (best) is derived by averaging these twelve economic freedoms, with equal weight being given to each. This is a Composite Index (i.e. aggregating multiple sources)
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Arab Region | Index of Economic Freedom (Arabic countries, 1995–2021)
2005 Algeria 53.2
2006 Algeria 55.7
2007 Algeria 55.4
2009 Algeria 56.6
2012 Algeria 51
1995 Bahrain 76.2
2001 Bahrain 75.9
2005 Bahrain 71.2
2006 Bahrain 71.6
2009 Bahrain 74.8
2010 Bahrain 76.3
2016 Bahrain 74.3
2020 Bahrain 66.3
2012 Comoros 45.7
2013 Comoros 47.5
2014 Comoros 51.4
2018 Comoros 56.2
2020 Comoros 53.7
1997 Djibouti 54.5
2000 Djibouti 55.1
2003 Djibouti 55.7
2008 Djibouti 51.2
2010 Djibouti 51
2013 Djibouti 53.9
2021 Djibouti 56.2
2001 Egypt 51.5
2010 Egypt 59
2013 Egypt 54.8
2014 Egypt 52.9
2019 Egypt 52.5
2020 Egypt 54
1998 Jordan 66.8
2000 Jordan 67.5
2001 Jordan 68.3
2009 Jordan 65.4
2014 Jordan 69.2
2017 Jordan 66.7
2018 Jordan 64.9
2019 Jordan 66.5
2021 Jordan 64.6
1997 Kuwait 64.8
2016 Kuwait 62.7
2018 Kuwait 62.2
2020 Kuwait 63.2
1996 Lebanon 63.2
1999 Lebanon 59.1
2017 Lebanon 53.3
2019 Lebanon 51.1
2021 Lebanon 51.4
2001 Libya 34
2002 Libya 35.4
2006 Libya 33.2
1997 Mauritania 47
2007 Mauritania 53.6
2013 Mauritania 52.3
2017 Mauritania 54.4
2021 Mauritania 56.1
2000 Morocco 63.2
2003 Morocco 57.8
2008 Morocco 55.6
2009 Morocco 57.7
2010 Morocco 59.2
2015 Morocco 60.1
2017 Morocco 61.5
1996 Oman 65.4
2000 Oman 64.1
2003 Oman 64.6
2005 Oman 66.5
2006 Oman 63.7
2014 Oman 67.4
2000 Qatar 62
2008 Qatar 62.2
2009 Qatar 65.8
2013 Qatar 71.3
1997 Saudi Arabia 68.7
2001 Saudi Arabia 62.2
2004 Saudi Arabia 60.4
2005 Saudi Arabia 63
2010 Saudi Arabia 64.1
2012 Saudi Arabia 62.5
2015 Saudi Arabia 62.1
2017 Saudi Arabia 64.4
2019 Saudi Arabia 60.7
1995 Sudan 39.4
1997 Sudan 39.9
2020 Sudan 45
1997 Syria 43
1999 Syria 39
2010 Syria 49.4
2012 Syria 51.2
1996 Tunisia 63.9
2006 Tunisia 57.5
2019 Tunisia 55.4
2001 United Arab Emirates 74.9
2004 United Arab Emirates 67.2
2010 United Arab Emirates 67.3
2014 United Arab Emirates 71.4
1997 Yemen 48.4
2011 Yemen 54.2
2014 Yemen 55.5

Arab Region | Index of Economic Freedom (Arabic countries, 1995–2021)

Economic freedom is measured based on 12 quantitative and qualitative factors, grouped into four broad categories, or pillars, of economic freedom: 1) rule of law (property rights, government integrity, judicial effectiveness); 2) government size (government spending, tax burden, fiscal health); 3) regulatory efficiency (business freedom, labor freedom, monetary freedom); 4) open markets (trade freedom, investment freedom, financial freedom). Each of the twelve economic freedoms within these categories is graded on a scale of 0 to 100. A country’s overall score 0-100 (best) is derived by averaging these twelve economic freedoms, with equal weight being given to each. This is a Composite Index (i.e. aggregating multiple sources)
Publisher
Arab Development Portal
Origin
Arab Region
Records
453
Source
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