Saudi Arabia: property right score on the Economic Freedom Index 2018

This statistic describes the property right score of Saudi Arabia on the Economic Freedom Index ranking from 1998 to 2018. According to the 2018 ranking, Saudi Arabia scored on property rights of the Economic Freedom index 53.1 compared to the world average is 51.5. Saudi Arabia is considered in this regard mostly unfree.

Property right score of Saudi Arabia on the Economic Freedom Index ranking from 1998 to 2018

Characteristic	Saudi Arabia	World average
2018	53.1	51.5
2017	62	52.2
2016	40	42
2015	40	42.2
2014	40	42.6
2013	40	43
2012	45	43.4
2011	45	43.6
2010	40	44.1
2005	50	47
2000	50	52.2
1998	90	53.7

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Release date

January 2018

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Region

Africa, MENA

Survey time period

1998 to 2018

Supplementary notes

The Index of Economic Freedom is an annual ranking by The Heritage Foundation and The Wall Street Journal to measure the degree of economic freedom of countries. Since 1995 the authors of the index took an approach aligned to Adam Smith's in The Wealth of Nations.

The 2018 ranking has main categories with total twelve sub-categories:
Rule of law sub-categories: Property rights, Judicial effectiveness, Government integrity
Government size sub-categories: Tax burden, Government spending, Fiscal health
Regulatory efficiency sub-categories: Business freedom, Labor freedom, Monetary freedom
Market openness sub-categories: Trade freedom, Investment freedom, Financial freedom

Ranking: 100 - Total economic freedom; 80–99 = free; 70.0–79.9 = mostly free; 60.0–69.9 = moderately free; 50.0–59.9= mostly unfree; 0–49.9 = repressed; 0 ; no economic freedom.

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