Central Eastern Europe and Central Asia
65/125
14/25
4.931
Georgia’s IPRI score increased by 0.013 to 4.931 placing it 14th in the Central Eastern Europe and Central Asia region and 65th in the world. Georgia is classified by the IMF as part of the Commonwealth of Independent States group and by the World Bank as Upper middle income country.
Georgia’s Legal and Political Subindex decreased by -0.043 to 4.738 with scores of 3.255 in Judicial Independence, 5.34 in Rule of Law, 4.118 in Political Stability, and 6.24 in Control of Corruption.
Georgia’s Physical Property Rights Subindex increased by 0.084 to 5.141 with scores of 7.185 in perception of Property Rights Protection, 4.572 in Registering Property, and 4.601 in Ease of Access to Loans.
Georgia’s Intellectual Property Rights Subindex did not change and remained at 4.915 with scores of 4.645 in perception of Intellectual Property Protection, 5.017 in Patent Protection, data wasn't available to measure Copyright Protection, and 5.082 in Trademark Protection.
Georgia is a member of the following regional integration agreements
- OECD
- EU
Georgia - IPRI Overall Score
Georgia - IPRI Overall Score
- 1: IPRI
- 2: Legal and Political Subindex
- 3. Judicial Independence
- 4. Rule of Law
- 5. Control of Corruption
- 6. Political Stability
- 7. Physical Property Rights Subindex
- 8. Property Rights Protection
- 9. Registering Property
- 10. Ease of Access to Loans
- 11. Intellectual Property Rights Subindex
- 12. Intellectual Property Rights
- 13. Patent Protection
- 14. Copyright Protection
- 15. Trademark Protection