Countries such as Azerbaijan and Angola have seen dramatic drops in resource rents over the last 10 years, while at the same time their non-resource economies have grown. As a result, their reported GDP figures have not grown as much as the underlying economy has.
Serbia is 52nd in the overall Prosperity Index rankings. Since 2009, Serbia has moved up the rankings table by 9 places.
PILLAR RANKINGS
Serbia performs most strongly in Safety & Security and Education but is weakest in
Natural Environment. The biggest improvement compared to a decade ago came in Enterprise Conditions.
Visit our Rankings table to see how Serbia compares to other countries.
How to read this graph: When comparing multiple countries on a spider chart, data points that appear further away from the center represent a better performance to the points that are closer to the center.
Using the Prosperity Index framework, nations around the world can assess their strengths and weaknesses in order to determine the economic and strategic choices that need to…
