
In Sudan just 27% of people are satisfied with the levels of freedom, this stands in contrast to Mauritius where 91% of citizens report being satisfied.
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Yemen is 147th in the overall Prosperity Index rankings. Since the Prosperity Index began in 2007, Yemen has moved down the rankings table by 2 places.
In the Prosperity Pillar rankings, Yemen performs best on Health and Education and scores lowest on the Economic Quality pillar. The biggest positive change, compared to last year, came in Social Capital increasing by 2 places, whereas they dropped 2 places on Governance.
Visit our Rankings table to see how Yemen compares to other countries.
28 November, 2018
The gap between the largest and smallest scores has been growing steadily since 2013, and this year the gap is the largest it has ever been.
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Prosperity has grown over the last year to its highest ever point. In the last five years, 113 countries have improved their prosperity. In many respects the world is getting…
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28 November, 2018
Despite a wide range of scores within MENA (Israel ranks highest at 37th and Yemen lowest at 147th) the region faces a common challenge in Personal Freedom, where all…
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29 November, 2017
The Prosperity Index measures four critical aspects of Governance. First, government must share a commitment to the rule of law, meaning that citizens have confidence in the…
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