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Indicators of Economic Resilience

Seyed Hossein Mirjalili and Roshanak Bozorgi

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Abstract: Economic resilience indicators are generally classified into two categories: national and regional. National indicators, derived from macroeconomic data, concentrate on resilience at the economy-wide level. Prominent examples include the Briguglio Index, the Centennial Group Index, and the FM Global Resilience Index. Regional indicators, by contrast, assess the degree of resilience within a specific geographical area, drawing on localized data. This chapter first introduces Briguglio’s national economic resilience index. Its main components consist of macroeconomic stability, market efficiency, good governance, and social development. The methodology and stages of calculating Briguglio’s index are then outlined. The second section presents the Centennial Group Resilience Index, whose dimensions include the soundness of fiscal and monetary policy and banking activity, government effectiveness, export diversification, external robustness, international reserves, and governance.The next section examines the Oxford Global Resilience Index, which is structured around three components: economic performance, risk quality, and supply chain strength. Building on these models, the final part of the chapter introduces a set of indices tailored to the assessment of Iran’s economic resilience.

Keywords: Economic resilience; Briguglio Index; Centennial Index; macroeconomic stability; government effectiveness. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: E00 O5 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2020-01-03, Revised 2020-02-13
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Published in Economic Resilience 4.1(2020): pp. 89-114

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