Women’s economic opportunity 2012
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Women’s economic opportunity 2012; A global index and ranking from the Economist Intelligence Unit
Overall Women’s Economic Opportunity 2012 rankings table
(Unweighted total or UT of all category scores (0-100 where 100=most favourable)
Overall Women’s Economic Opportunity 2012 rankings table
(Unweighted total or UT of all category scores (0-100 where 100=most favourable)
Nation UT 1 Sweden 90.4 2 Norway 88.3 3 Finland 88.2 4 Belgium 87.7 5 Australia 87.1 6 Germany 86.3 7 Netherlands 85.0 8 New Zealand 83.7 9 Canada 83.2 10 Iceland 83.0 11 Denmark 81.3 12 France 79.5 13 United Kingdom 78.9 14 United States 78.4 15 Portugal 77.3 16 Lithuania 77.0 17 Austria 76.3 18 Slovenia 76.2 19 Switzerland 76.1 20 Luxembourg 75.4 21 Hungary 74.9 22 Hong Kong, China 74.7 23 Ireland 74.6 24 Spain 74.0 25 Japan 73.9 26 Slovak Republic 73.8 27 Bulgaria 73.5 28 Latvia 72.1 29 Estonia 71.7 30 Israel 71.5 31 Singapore 71.4 32 Italy 70.9 33 Czech Republic 70.8 34 Poland 70.2 35 Korea, Rep. 69.4 36 Greece 68.7 37 Mauritius 67.7 38 South Africa 65.3 39 Uruguay 65.3 40 Macedonia, FYR 65.3 41 Mexico 64.6 42 Chile 64.2 43 Romania 62.2 44 Croatia 61.9 45 Costa Rica 61.1 46 Panama 60.6 47 Thailand 60.1 48 Brazil 59.5 49 Tunisia 59.5 50 Argentina 59.2 51 Montenegro 58.2 52 Bosnia and Herzegovina 58.1 53 Malaysia 57.7 54 Albania 56.5 55 Serbia 56.4 56 Peru 55.8 57 Ukraine 55.4 58 Colombia 55.3 59 Georgia 54.5 60 Moldova 54.5 61 Kazakhstan 54.5 62 Belarus 53.8 63 Namibia 53.6 64 Armenia 53.3 65 Turkey 53.2 66 Russia 52.9 67 El Salvador 52.4 68 China 52.3 69 Paraguay 52.1 70 Venezuela 51.8 71 Ecuador 51.2 72 United Arab Emirates 50.8 73 Dominican Republic 50.5 74 Philippines 50.3 75 Mongolia 50.0 76 Kuwait 49.9 77 Botswana 49.9 78 Bahrain 49.0 79 Lebanon 48.7 80 Egypt 48.7 81 Fiji 48.5 82 Oman 48.2 83 Nicaragua 47.8 84 Sri Lanka 47.6 85 Indonesia 47.5 86 Kenya 47.5 87 Vietnam 47.1 88 Honduras 47.0 89 Morocco 47.0 90 Azerbaijan 46.8 91 Ghana 46.4 92 Bolivia 46.0 93 Jordan 45.9 94 Kyrgyz Republic 45.7 95 Tanzania 45.4 96 Cambodia 44.6 97 Uzbekistan 44.0 98 India 41.9 99 Samoa 41.7 100 Tajikistan 41.5 101 Benin 40.8 102 Uganda 40.4 103 Saudi Arabia 39.7 104 Algeria 39.7 105 Bangladesh 39.2 106 Vanuatu 39.1 107 Malawi 39.0 108 Senegal 38.7 109 Laos 38.6 110 Tonga 38.3 111 Timor Leste 36.9 112 Zambia 36.9 113 Burkina Faso 36.8 114 Cameroon 36.1 115 Syria 35.9 116 Pakistan 35.5 117 Iran 35.4 118 Turkmenistan 34.4 119 Nigeria 33.4 120 Madagascar 32.7 121 Côte d’Ivoire 30.8 122 Togo 30.7 123 Ethiopia 30.3 124 Solomon Islands 29.2 125 Papua New Guinea 26.6 126 Yemen 24.6 127 Chad 23.3 128 Sudan 19.2
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Date: 2012-03-09 02:46 pm (UTC)http://graphics.eiu.com/upload/WEO_report_June_2010.pdf
The categories they measure are:
1) Labour policy and practice
2) Access to finance
3) Education and training
4) Women’s legal and social status
5) General business environment
Saudi Arabia is completely awful in #1 and #4, but since they are a wealthy country they end up scoring higher than other countries on the other categories
Saudi Arabia does score dead last on the 'wealthy countries' subsection of that report.
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Date: 2012-03-08 09:28 pm (UTC)(OTOH, ex-Soviet Lithuania is a fairly high 16)
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