economic2020

Extremely important

Name: Extremely important
Creator: Our World in Data
Keywords: economic, %, extremely, important

Latest available country observation from Our World in Data, based on the chart's cited sources. The series currently runs through 2020; countries can have different observation years.

Source: Our World in Data•110 countries

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Key Insights

Global Average

57.2%

Median: 60.3%

Countries Covered

110

with available data

Highest

Malta

82.9%

Lowest

Benin

26.9%

Top 5 Countries

1Malta82.9%

2Ireland80.7%

3Brazil77.5%

4Portugal77.4%

5Poland75.4%

By Region

Oceania68.1%(2 countries)

North America62.5%(3 countries)

Europe59.5%(30 countries)

South America58.3%(7 countries)

Africa57.5%(8 countries)

Country Rankings

Top 10 Countries

Bottom 10 Countries

Data Analysis

Value Distribution

How countries are distributed across the value range

Low (26.9%)High (82.9%)

Regional Comparison

Average values by world region (Global avg: 57.2%)

Oceania (2)

North America (3)

Europe (30)

South America (7)

Africa (8)

Other (40)

Asia (20)

Percentile Profile

The curve shows how values change from the lowest to the highest country. Steep sections reveal inequality or outliers.

0th percentile · lowest100th percentile · highest

About This Statistic

Latest available country observation from Our World in Data, based on the chart's cited sources. The series currently runs through 2020; countries can have different observation years. Source: Our World in Data.

Methodology

Country values are taken from the latest observation available in the linked source series.

Full Data

Rank ↑	Country ↕	Value ↕
1	Malta	82.9%
2	Ireland	80.7%
3	Brazil	77.5%
4	Portugal	77.4%
5	Poland	75.4%
6	Bosnia and Herzegovina	75.3%
7	Albania	74.5%
8	Serbia	74.1%
9	Cyprus	74.0%
10	Cambodia	73.1%
11	Croatia	73.0%
12	Chile	72.0%
13	Islamic Republic of Iran	72.0%
14	Montenegro	71.5%
15	South Africa	70.7%
16	Moldova, Republic of	70.4%
17	Australia	69.9%
18	South Korea	69.2%
19	Zambia	69.2%
20	Finland	69.0%
21	Senegal	69.0%
22	United Kingdom	68.5%
23	Sweden	67.8%
24	Germany	67.5%
25	The Republic of North Macedonia	67.5%
26	United States of America	67.4%
27	Belgium	67.2%
28	Ethiopia	67.0%
29	Mauritius	66.9%
30	Myanmar	66.4%
31	New Zealand	66.3%
32	Bahrain	66.1%
33	Slovenia	66.0%
34	Türkiye	65.5%
35	Bulgaria	65.3%
36	Lao People's Democratic Republic	65.0%
37	Morocco	64.9%
38	Canada	64.4%
39	United Arab Emirates	64.0%
40	Kenya	63.6%
41	Ghana	63.6%
42	Zimbabwe	63.2%
43	Jordan	63.1%
44	Mali	62.9%
45	Austria	62.3%
46	Israel	62.3%
47	Malaysia	62.3%
48	Uruguay	62.2%
49	Latvia	61.9%
50	Iraq	61.4%
51	Philippines	60.8%
52	Georgia	60.7%
53	Thailand	60.7%
54	Romania	60.6%
55	United Republic of Tanzania	60.5%
56	Nepal	60.0%
57	Namibia	59.4%
58	Costa Rica	59.3%
59	Mongolia	58.5%
60	Denmark	58.2%
61	Paraguay	57.8%
62	Indonesia	56.4%
63	Mexico	55.6%
64	El Salvador	55.0%
65	Taiwan, Province of China	54.9%
66	Norway	54.1%
67	Russian Federation	53.6%
68	Colombia	53.0%
69	Uzbekistan	52.6%
70	Ukraine	52.6%
71	Estonia	52.5%
72	France	51.5%
73	Argentina	51.4%
74	Greece	51.0%
75	Egypt	51.0%
76	Bolivia	50.9%
77	Venezuela	50.3%
78	Slovakia	49.6%
79	Italy	49.6%
80	Nigeria	49.6%
81	Switzerland	49.1%
82	Lebanon	48.2%
83	Ecuador	47.9%
84	Netherlands	46.9%
85	Vietnam	46.5%
86	Nicaragua	46.4%
87	Tunisia	45.6%
88	Lithuania	45.2%
89	Guinea	45.1%
90	Dominican Republic	44.7%
91	Sri Lanka	44.3%
92	Peru	43.9%
93	Kyrgyzstan	43.5%
94	Japan	41.6%
95	Kazakhstan	41.3%
96	Hungary	40.0%
97	India	39.9%
98	Czech Republic	39.8%
99	Hong Kong	38.2%
100	Burkina Faso	38.1%
101	Bangladesh	37.9%
102	Gabon	37.5%
103	Spain	35.6%
104	People's Republic of China	35.6%
105	Uganda	35.5%
106	Cote d'Ivoire	35.3%
107	Republic of the Congo	34.9%
108	Cameroon	33.8%
109	Algeria	29.8%
110	Benin	26.9%

Showing 110 of 110 countries

Topics

#economic #%#extremely #important

Data Source

This data comes from Our World in Data (2020).

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