Economic Freedom Rating in Argentina compared to Latin America
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| Chile |
76.55
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| Colombia |
69.69
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| Uruguay |
69.67
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| Peru |
68.90
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| Panama |
66.26
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| Costa Rica |
65.03
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| El Salvador |
64.12
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| Mexico |
63.55
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| Guatemala |
63.01
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| Paraguay |
62.43
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| Nicaragua |
59.19
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| Honduras |
58.84
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| Guyana |
58.50
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| Brazil |
52.85
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| Argentina |
50.41
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| Ecuador |
49.29
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| Suriname |
48.03
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| Bolivia |
47.70
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| Venezuela |
26.96
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Argentina: Economic freedom rating
Scores are from 0 to 100, higher scores are more desirable i.e. more conducive to economic growth. The lower the score, the greater the level of government interference in the economy and the less economic freedom a country enjoys.
- Free 80 - 100;
- Mostly Free 70 - 79.9;
- Moderately Free 60 - 69.9;
- Mostly Unfree 50 to 59.9; and
- Repressed 0 - 49.9.
No house price statistics are published in Argentina. Inmobiliario, a private firm, produces house price statistics but they are not publicly available. General statistics come from the Banco Central de la Republica Argentina, the Secretary of Economic Policy, the Instituto Nacional de Estadistica y Censos (INDEC), and the Direccion Nacional de Cuentas Internacionales (the last three under the Ministerio de Economia y Produccion (MECON)).
