economic2024

Market competition public services score

Compare market competition public services score across 50 ISO-mapped countries or territories using one fixed 2024 official-source dataset.

Source: World Development Indicators50 countries

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Key Insights

Global Average
46.1score
Median: 54.3score
Countries Covered
50
with available data
Highest
Colombia
75.2score
Lowest
Timor-Leste
2.3score
Top 5 Countries
1Colombia75.2score
2Singapore75.1score
3Costa Rica75.1score
4Croatia73.2score
5Estonia72.7score
By Region
Key Findings
  • Coverage: 50 ISO-mapped countries or territories in 2024.
  • Published range: 2.2751322388649 to 75.1675467789173 score.
  • Discovery motivation: Google Trends highlighted German employment law and political debate, motivating comparison of public services that support market competition.

Country Rankings

Top 10 Countries

Bottom 10 Countries

Data Analysis

Value Distribution

How countries are distributed across the value range

Low (2.3score)High (75.2score)

Regional Comparison

Average values by world region (Global avg: 46.1score)

About This Statistic

B-READY focuses on ten topics that are organized following the life cycle of the firm and its participation in the market while opening, operating (or expanding), and closing (or reorganizing) a business. The Market Competition topic measures good practices related to the enforcement of competition policy, intellectual property rights and innovation policy, and regulations that focus on improving competition and innovation in markets where the government is a purchaser of services or goods, across the three different pillars. The second pillar measures the adequacy of public services that promote market competition, thus assessing the de facto provision of services that create an equal level of playing field in markets, and that foster and promote innovation.

MapTheory retains one fixed reference year and unit. Only finite values mapped to ISO 3166-1 numeric codes are included; aggregates, missing values and non-ISO geographies are excluded. No value is estimated, imputed or carried across years.

Methodology

B-READY focuses on ten topics that are organized following the life cycle of the firm and its participation in the market while opening, operating (or expanding), and closing (or reorganizing) a business. The Market Competition topic measures good practices related to the enforcement of competition policy, intellectual property rights and innovation policy, and regulations that focus on improving competition and innovation in markets where the government is a purchaser of services or goods, across the three different pillars. The second pillar measures the adequacy of public services that promote market competition, thus assessing the de facto provision of services that create an equal level of playing field in markets, and that foster and promote innovation.

Full Data

Rank Country Value
1Colombia75.2score
2Singapore75.1score
3Costa Rica75.1score
4Croatia73.2score
5Estonia72.7score
6Hong Kong71.5score
7Rwanda70.3score
8Greece69.6score
9Indonesia67.5score
10Bulgaria67.3score
11Slovakia66.8score
12Morocco66.8score
13Mexico65.5score
14Portugal64.6score
15Peru64.5score
16Hungary63.0score
17New Zealand62.9score
18Georgia62.1score
19Vietnam61.8score
20Romania58.9score
21The Republic of North Macedonia58.6score
22Kyrgyzstan58.6score
23Mauritius58.5score
24Paraguay56.2score
25Philippines54.9score
26United Republic of Tanzania53.8score
27Montenegro53.5score
28Pakistan47.2score
29Botswana45.6score
30Bangladesh43.5score
31El Salvador41.3score
32Samoa40.0score
33Bosnia and Herzegovina38.7score
34Madagascar32.5score
35Barbados31.8score
36Togo29.0score
37Nepal26.4score
38Cote d'Ivoire25.4score
39Sierra Leone24.0score
40Seychelles20.6score
41Ghana19.7score
42Cambodia19.1score
43Republic of The Gambia18.2score
44State of Palestine14.3score
45Chad12.2score
46Lesotho9.5score
47Vanuatu7.3score
48Central African Republic3.7score
49Iraq2.8score
50Timor-Leste2.3score
Showing 50 of 50 countries

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Data Source

This data comes from World Development Indicators (2024).

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