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Top-100 Standout scores


Rank
Country
Standout Score 
1 Canada 14.0
2 Mongolia 12.5
3 New Zealand 12.0
4 Papua New Guinea 11.0
4 Thailand 11.0
6 Brazil 10.0
6 Sweden 10.0
6 Uzbekistan 10.0
9 Mauritius 9.0
9 Paraguay 9.0
9 Seychelles 9.0
9 United Kingdom 9.0
13 Kosovo 8.5
14 Australia 8.0
14 China 8.0
16 Georgia 7.0
16 Netherlands 7.0
16 Qatar 7.0
19 Grenada 6.5
19 Lesotho 6.5
21 Bosnia and Herzegovina, Federation Of 6.0
21 Luxembourg 6.0
21 Switzerland 6.0
24 Hong Kong 5.5
25 Austria 5.0
25 Burundi 5.0
25 Kazakhstan 5.0
25 Oman 5.0
25 Solomon Islands 5.0
25 Gambia 5.0
31 Estonia 4.5
31 Liberia 4.5
31 Nicaragua 4.5
31 USA 4.5
35 Argentina 4.0
35 Chile 4.0
35 Finland 4.0
35 Gabon 4.0
35 Turkmenistan 4.0
40 Tajikistan 3.5
41 Barbados 3.0
41 Belize 3.0
41 Botswana 3.0
41 Macedonia, Fyr 3.0
41 Madagascar 3.0
41 Morocco 3.0
41 Swaziland 3.0
41 Taiwan 3.0
41 Tunisia 3.0
50 Albania 2.5
50 South Korea 2.5
50 Mali 2.5
50 Montenegro 2.5
54 Afghanistan 2.0
54 Benin 2.0
54 Cape Verde 2.0
54 Colombia 2.0
54 Guyana 2.0
54 Maldives 2.0
54 Mauritania 2.0
54 South Africa 2.0
54 St. Lucia 2.0
54 Tanzania 2.0
54 Zimbabwe 2.0
65 Denmark 1.5
65 Iran 1.5
65 Malawi 1.5
65 Nepal 1.5
65 Norway 1.5
70 Bahamas 1.0
70 Congo, Republic Of 1.0
70 Haiti 1.0
70 Iraq 1.0
70 Kyrgyz Republic 1.0
70 Sri Lanka 1.0
70 Sudan 1.0
70 Syria 1.0
70 Ukraine 1.0
70 United Arab Emirates 1.0
80 Singapore 0.5
80 Tonga 0.5
82 Algeria 0.0
82 Azerbaijan 0.0
82 Brunei Darussalam 0.0
82 Comoros 0.0
82 Cook Islands 0.0
82 Cuba 0.0
82 Djibouti 0.0
82 Guernsey 0.0
82 Liechtenstein 0.0
82 Macau 0.0
82 Malaysia 0.0
82 Marshall Islands, Republic of The 0.0
82 Micronesia 0.0
82 Moldova 0.0
82 New Caledonia 0.0
82 Nigeria 0.0
82 Palau 0.0
82 Romania 0.0
82 San Marino 0.0


Standout Score Formula:


The OnlyBoth "standout score" says how many times a country was found to stand out from its peers, both positively and negatively.

The formula is: #good - #bad - 1/2 #ambivalent. You can calculate a score yourself by looking at the English-language insights that compare to noteworthy groups of countries, which is the default comparison. Click on Filters, then Select Judgments, and add up the counts. Ignore the #neutral count.

An ambivalent insight says where someone stands out badly among a well-performing peer group. A real example taken from healthcare: "Of the 256 providers within 50 miles that have 5 stars as an overall rating, General Health Inc. is one of just 12 that have a 1-star rating in staffing."