Economic Freedom 5 Years in Colombia compared to Latin America
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| Guyana |
14.03%
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| Argentina |
5.02%
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| Guatemala |
3.46%
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| Colombia |
2.49%
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| Nicaragua |
2.23%
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| Ecuador |
2.06%
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| Panama |
1.63%
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| Paraguay |
1.02%
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| Peru |
0.29%
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| Honduras |
0.07%
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| Uruguay |
-0.33%
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| Chile |
-2.24%
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| Mexico |
-2.68%
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| Costa Rica |
-4.37%
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| Bolivia |
-4.99%
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| El Salvador |
-6.66%
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| Suriname |
-8.69%
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| Brazil |
-8.72%
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| Venezuela |
-29.23%
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Colombia: Economic freedom index, 5-year change
Increased economic freedom is strongly associated with high GDP growth, and therefore with rises in residential property prices. Changes in a countrys score on the Heritage Foundations freedom index are calculated by the Global Property Guide to produce a 5-point rating:
- Greatly Improved
- Improved
- Nuetral
- Worse
- Much Worse
Source: Calculated using figures from The Heritage Foundation and the Wall Street Journal
Colombian house price statistics ,
are from Colombia's central bank, Banco de la Republica Colombia. The time-series are quarterly, from 1988. There are no rentals statistics.
Colombia has good general economics statistics, also at the Banco de la Republica Colombia site. It has a well-organized statistical section with time-series concentrating on financial sector indicators.
