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

The property rights indicator assesses the extent to which a country’s legal framework allows individuals to accumulate private property freely, secured by clear laws that the government enforces effectively. Relying on a mix of survey data and independent assessments, it provides a quantifiable measure of the degree to which a country’s laws protect private property rights and the extent to which those laws are respected. It also assesses the likelihood that private property will be expropriated by the state. The score 0-100 (best) for this indicator is derived by averaging score 0-100 (best)s for the following five sub-factors, all of which are weighted equally: 1) physical property rights, 2) intellectual property rights, 3) strength of investor protection, 4) risk of expropriation, and 5) quality of land administration
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Arab Region | Property rights, Index of Economic Freedom (Arabic countries, 1995–2021)
1996 Algeria 50
2003 Algeria 30
2006 Algeria 30
2019 Algeria 31.6
2021 Algeria 34
1997 Bahrain 60
1998 Bahrain 60
2001 Bahrain 60
2002 Bahrain 60
2004 Bahrain 60
2005 Bahrain 70
2007 Bahrain 60
2017 Bahrain 64.2
2010 Comoros 30
2020 Comoros 43.1
1997 Djibouti 50
1998 Djibouti 50
1999 Djibouti 50
2000 Djibouti 50
2011 Djibouti 30
2016 Djibouti 25
1997 Egypt 50
1999 Egypt 50
1998 Iraq 10
2021 Iraq 44.8
1997 Jordan 70
1999 Jordan 70
2001 Jordan 70
2003 Jordan 50
2004 Jordan 50
1997 Kuwait 90
2002 Kuwait 70
2014 Kuwait 50
2017 Kuwait 55.5
2019 Kuwait 52.9
2002 Lebanon 30
2005 Lebanon 30
2017 Lebanon 43.8
2005 Libya 10
2006 Libya 10
2007 Libya 10
2017 Libya 6.8
2021 Libya 16.5
2009 Mauritania 25
2010 Mauritania 25
2014 Mauritania 25
2016 Mauritania 25
1997 Morocco 70
2005 Morocco 30
2012 Morocco 40
2014 Morocco 40
2016 Morocco 40
2020 Morocco 66.3
1997 Oman 70
2007 Oman 50
2009 Oman 50
2012 Oman 50
2013 Oman 50
2017 Oman 60.8
2020 Oman 66.4
2002 Qatar 50
2006 Qatar 50
2018 Qatar 70.3
2019 Qatar 64.5
2010 Saudi Arabia 40
2012 Saudi Arabia 45
2013 Saudi Arabia 40
2000 Sudan 30
1998 Syria 30
2001 Syria 30
2010 Syria 25
2012 Syria 30
2017 Syria 37.3
2021 Syria 42.5
1999 Tunisia 50
2005 Tunisia 50
2010 Tunisia 50
2011 Tunisia 50
2014 Tunisia 40
2016 Tunisia 40
1996 United Arab Emirates 90
1997 United Arab Emirates 90
1998 United Arab Emirates 90
1999 United Arab Emirates 90
2002 United Arab Emirates 70
2003 United Arab Emirates 70
2006 United Arab Emirates 50
2009 United Arab Emirates 40
2015 United Arab Emirates 55
2020 United Arab Emirates 80.3
2021 United Arab Emirates 80.8
1999 Yemen 30
2001 Yemen 30
2004 Yemen 30
2007 Yemen 30
2012 Yemen 30
2013 Yemen 30
2015 Yemen 30
2020 Yemen 22.5
2018 Somalia 33.1

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

The property rights indicator assesses the extent to which a country’s legal framework allows individuals to accumulate private property freely, secured by clear laws that the government enforces effectively. Relying on a mix of survey data and independent assessments, it provides a quantifiable measure of the degree to which a country’s laws protect private property rights and the extent to which those laws are respected. It also assesses the likelihood that private property will be expropriated by the state. The score 0-100 (best) for this indicator is derived by averaging score 0-100 (best)s for the following five sub-factors, all of which are weighted equally: 1) physical property rights, 2) intellectual property rights, 3) strength of investor protection, 4) risk of expropriation, and 5) quality of land administration
Publisher
Arab Development Portal
Origin
Arab Region
Records
487
Source
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