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SUBJECT:
The World Bank's updated index for rating corruption and other quality-of-governance indicators.
SIGNIFICANCE:
The latest version of the World Bank's indicators of governance provides new data sources and an expanded timeframe. Although the indicators are based on perceptions-based survey data, the methodology allows explicit estimates of margins of error. The results provide a reminder of the distance separating quality of governance in the OECD and the rest of the world.
Word Count (approx): 1019
Headings
- Governance ratings
- Reliable?
- Results
- Financial crisis
- 'Beijing Consensus'?
- Governance goals
- Abandoning poor performers?
Primary Keywords: INT, China, CIS, EU, IMF-World Bank, India, International, United States, economy, employment, growth, policy, private sector
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