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Rank   Countries  Amount 
= 1     Portugal: 79 
= 1     Panama: 79 
= 3     Brazil: 78 
= 3     Angola: 78 
= 5     Belarus: 77 
= 5     Mexico: 77 
# 7     Venezuela: 75 
# 8     Mozambique: 74 
= 9     Ukraine: 73 
= 9     Paraguay: 73 
= 9     Peru: 73 
# 12     Spain: 70 
# 13     El Salvador: 69 
= 14     Sierra Leone: 67 
= 14     Greece: 67 
= 14     Moldova: 67 
= 17     Argentina: 66 
= 17     Bolivia: 66 
= 17     Chad: 66 
= 20     Croatia: 65 
= 20     Guatemala: 65 
= 22     Lithuania: 64 
= 22     Kyrgyzstan: 64 
= 24     Costa Rica: 63 
= 24     Azerbaijan: 63 
= 26     Burundi: 62 
= 26     Central African Republic: 62 
= 26     Latvia: 62 
= 29     Slovakia: 61 
= 29     Nicaragua: 61 
= 29     Russia: 61 
= 29     Madagascar: 61 
= 29     Tanzania: 61 
= 29     Thailand: 61 
= 35     Haiti: 60 
= 35     Philippines: 60 
= 35     Jordan: 60 
= 35     Guinea: 60 
= 35     Rwanda: 60 
= 40     Colombia: 59 
= 40     Slovenia: 59 
= 40     Mauritania: 59 
= 40     Niger: 59 
= 40     Italy: 59 
# 45     Pakistan: 58 
= 46     Tunisia: 57 
= 46     Armenia: 57 
= 46     Indonesia: 57 
= 46     Togo: 57 
= 50     Serbia and Montenegro: 56 
= 50     Vietnam: 56 
= 50     Honduras: 56 
= 53     Poland: 55 
= 53     Ecuador: 55 
= 53     Kazakhstan: 55 
= 53     Finland: 55 
= 53     Georgia: 55 
= 53     Turkey: 55 
= 53     Uzbekistan: 55 
= 60     Senegal: 54 
= 60     Mali: 54 
= 60     Romania: 54 
= 60     Oman: 54 
= 60     Cambodia: 54 
= 60     Hungary: 54 
= 60     Netherlands: 54 
= 67     Bulgaria: 53 
= 67     Burkina Faso: 53 
= 69     Malawi: 52 
= 69     Benin: 52 
= 71     Morocco: 51 
= 71     India: 51 
= 71     Germany: 51 
= 71     Ethiopia: 51 
= 75     France: 50 
= 75     Bangladesh: 50 
= 75     Mongolia: 50 
= 75     Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of: 50 
= 75     Chile: 50 
= 80     Ireland: 49 
= 80     Bosnia and Herzegovina: 49 
= 80     Dominican Republic: 49 
# 83     Belgium: 48 
# 84     China: 47 
= 85     Lebanon: 46 
= 85     Zambia: 46 
= 85     Algeria: 46 
= 88     Nepal: 45 
= 88     United Arab Emirates: 45 
= 88     Syria: 45 
= 88     Lesotho: 45 
# 92     Cameroon: 44 
= 93     Nigeria: 43 
= 93     Namibia: 43 
= 95     Uganda: 42 
= 95     Sweden: 42 
= 95     Sri Lanka: 42 
= 98     Albania: 41 
= 98     Norway: 41 
= 98     Puerto Rico: 41 
= 98     Kuwait: 41 
# 102     Uruguay: 39 
# 103     Israel: 38 
# 104     Japan: 37 
= 105     South Africa: 36 
= 105     Switzerland: 36 
= 105     Saudi Arabia: 36 
= 105     Australia: 36 
= 105     Czech Republic: 36 
= 110     Botswana: 35 
= 110     Ghana: 35 
= 112     Kenya: 34 
= 112     Jamaica: 34 
= 112     Canada: 34 
# 115     New Zealand: 32 
# 116     Austria: 30 
# 117     United Kingdom: 28 
# 118     Zimbabwe: 27 
# 119     Papua New Guinea: 26 
= 120     Denmark: 25 
= 120     Malaysia: 25 
# 122     United States: 22 
# 123     Singapore: 20 
Weighted average: 52.6  


DEFINITION: This statistic is an average of "Regulation - Hiring", "Regulation - Firing", and "Regulation - Employment Conditions". Nations are listed with an Employment Laws Index between 1 and 100. The higher the index, the more the nation regulates Employment.

SOURCE: The World Bank Group The original methodology and data come from The Regulation of Labor, by Juan Botero, Simeon Djankov, Rafael La Porta, Florencio Lopez-de-Silanes, and Andrei Shleifer. When using the data, please also cite this paper as a reference.

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"Regulation by country", The World Bank Group The original methodology and data come from The Regulation of Labor, by Juan Botero, Simeon Djankov, Rafael La Porta, Florencio Lopez-de-Silanes, and Andrei Shleifer. When using the data, please also cite this paper as a reference.. Retrieved from http://www.NationMaster.com/graph/lab_reg-labor-regulation

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