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Democracy, market economy, and governance performance scores* of Czechia, according to the Transformation Index of the Bertelsmann Stiftung (BTI) from 2008 to 2018

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March 2018

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Czechia

Survey time period

2008 to 2018

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The questionnaire was filled out by country experts. 17 criteria were subdivided into 49 questions.

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* The ranks the countries according to their state of democracy and market economy.

Democracy classification (according to "Illiberale Drift und Prliferation Reionalbericht Ostmittel- und Südeuropa" report):
8-10 points: democracy in consolidation,
7-7.99 points: defective democracy,
5.5-6.99 points: highly defective democracy,
4-5.49 points: moderate autocracy,
0-3.99 points: hard-line autocracy.

Market economy classification (according to "Illiberale Drift und Prliferation Reionalbericht Ostmittel- und Südeuropa" report):
8-10 points: developed market economy,
7-7.99 points: functioning market economy,
5-6.99 points: market economy with functional flaws, 3-4.99 points: poorly functioning market economy,
0-2.99 points: rudimentary market economy.

The ranks countries according to their leadership’s management performance. Classification (according to "Illiberale Drift und Prliferation Reionalbericht Ostmittel- und Südeuropa" report):
7-10 points: very good,
5-6-6.99 points: good,
4.3-5.59 points: moderate,
3-4.29 points: weak,
0-2.99 points: failed.

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This timeline shows how scores of democracy, market economy, and governance performance in Czechia changed from 2008 to 2018, according to the Transformation Index of the Bertelsmann Stiftung (BTI). With *** points for political transformation, Czechia was assessed as a democratic state in the process of consolidation in 2018. The governance performance score increased to ****, which referred to very good transition management.

among *** countries. To be selected, they have yet to achieve a fully consolidated democracy and market economy, have populations of more than *** million (except *** states chosen as particularly interesting cases) and are recognized as sovereign states.