Sovereign Point Index
From Wikirating, the transparent world credit rating organization.
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The Sovereign Point Index uses the same criteria as the Sovereign Wikirating Index - the main difference being that a point scala (1 to 10, where 1 is the worst and 10 the best value) is taken instead of a relative comparison between all countries.
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[edit] Criteria
The SPI uses the following 5 criteria (with weights):
- Public debt (in % of the GDP) - 50% weight
- Account balance (in % of the GDP) - 20% weight
- GDP growth rate - 10% weight
- Inflation rate - 10% weight
- Unemployment rate - 10% weight
The resulting value is adjusted by multiplying it with a Scaling factor, which is composed by the Human Development Index (HDI)[1] (60% weight), the Corruption Perceptions Index[2] (20% weight) and the Political Instability Index[3] (20% weight).
[edit] Calculations
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[edit] List
[edit] References
- ↑ Human Development Report 2010
- ↑ Corruption Perceptions Index 2010
- ↑ Political Instability Index 2009/10, "The Economist"
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