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
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Arab Region | Property rights, Index of Economic Freedom (Arabic countries, 1995–2021)
50 Algeria 1996
30 Algeria 2003
30 Algeria 2006
31.6 Algeria 2019
34 Algeria 2021
60 Bahrain 1997
60 Bahrain 1998
60 Bahrain 2001
60 Bahrain 2002
60 Bahrain 2004
70 Bahrain 2005
60 Bahrain 2007
64.2 Bahrain 2017
30 Comoros 2010
43.1 Comoros 2020
50 Djibouti 1997
50 Djibouti 1998
50 Djibouti 1999
50 Djibouti 2000
30 Djibouti 2011
25 Djibouti 2016
50 Egypt 1997
50 Egypt 1999
10 Iraq 1998
44.8 Iraq 2021
70 Jordan 1997
70 Jordan 1999
70 Jordan 2001
50 Jordan 2003
50 Jordan 2004
90 Kuwait 1997
70 Kuwait 2002
50 Kuwait 2014
55.5 Kuwait 2017
52.9 Kuwait 2019
30 Lebanon 2002
30 Lebanon 2005
43.8 Lebanon 2017
10 Libya 2005
10 Libya 2006
10 Libya 2007
6.8 Libya 2017
16.5 Libya 2021
25 Mauritania 2009
25 Mauritania 2010
25 Mauritania 2014
25 Mauritania 2016
70 Morocco 1997
30 Morocco 2005
40 Morocco 2012
40 Morocco 2014
40 Morocco 2016
66.3 Morocco 2020
70 Oman 1997
50 Oman 2007
50 Oman 2009
50 Oman 2012
50 Oman 2013
60.8 Oman 2017
66.4 Oman 2020
50 Qatar 2002
50 Qatar 2006
70.3 Qatar 2018
64.5 Qatar 2019
40 Saudi Arabia 2010
45 Saudi Arabia 2012
40 Saudi Arabia 2013
30 Sudan 2000
30 Syria 1998
30 Syria 2001
25 Syria 2010
30 Syria 2012
37.3 Syria 2017
42.5 Syria 2021
50 Tunisia 1999
50 Tunisia 2005
50 Tunisia 2010
50 Tunisia 2011
40 Tunisia 2014
40 Tunisia 2016
90 United Arab Emirates 1996
90 United Arab Emirates 1997
90 United Arab Emirates 1998
90 United Arab Emirates 1999
70 United Arab Emirates 2002
70 United Arab Emirates 2003
50 United Arab Emirates 2006
40 United Arab Emirates 2009
55 United Arab Emirates 2015
80.3 United Arab Emirates 2020
80.8 United Arab Emirates 2021
30 Yemen 1999
30 Yemen 2001
30 Yemen 2004
30 Yemen 2007
30 Yemen 2012
30 Yemen 2013
30 Yemen 2015
22.5 Yemen 2020
33.1 Somalia 2018
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
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