The data displays the country ranking of the 2018 Index of Economic Freedom published by the Heritage Foundation. The leading country in 2018, with an index score of 90.2 points, is Hong Kong.
The Index of Economic Freedom measures the degree of economic freedom in a country on a scale from 0 to 100, based on four complex sets of indicators: Rule of Law, Limited Government, Regulatory Efficiency and Open Markets.
Hong Kong | 90.2 |
Singapore | 88.8 |
New Zealand | 84.2 |
Switzerland | 81.7 |
Australia | 80.9 |
Ireland | 80.4 |
Estonia | 78.8 |
United Kingdom | 78 |
Canada | 77.7 |
United Arab Emirates | 77.6 |
Iceland | 77 |
Denmark | 76.6 |
Taiwan | 76.6 |
Luxembourg | 76.4 |
Sweden | 76.3 |
Georgia | 76.2 |
Netherlands | 76.2 |
United States | 75.7 |
Lithuania | 75.3 |
Chile | 75.2 |
Mauritius | 75.1 |
Malaysia | 74.5 |
Norway | 74.3 |
Czech Republic | 74.2 |
Germany | 74.2 |
Finland | 74.1 |
Korea, South | 73.8 |
Latvia | 73.6 |
Qatar | 72.6 |
Japan | 72.3 |
Israel | 72.2 |
Austria | 71.8 |
Macedonia | 71.3 |
Macau | 70.9 |
Botswana | 69.9 |
Vanuatu | 69.5 |
Romania | 69.4 |
Uruguay | 69.2 |
Rwanda | 69.1 |
Jamaica | 69.1 |
Kazakhstan | 69.1 |
Colombia | 68.9 |
Peru | 68.7 |
Armenia | 68.7 |
Poland | 68.5 |
Malta | 68.5 |
Bulgaria | 68.3 |
Cyprus | 67.8 |
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | 67.7 |
Bahrain | 67.7 |