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The
Forbes Capital Hospitality Index (FCHI) measures macroeconomic indicators
like GDP growth and international trade, along with societal factors
affecting investment, including poverty, bureaucracy, technological
advancement and corruption.
The FCHI was calculated for the first time in 2006.
Armenia’s score, as well as the scores of its neighbors and other
ex-soviet states are represented herein.
Scores represent a 'percent rank' whereby a score of 80 is better
than 80% of countries in each of ten categories for which data is
available.
2006 Rankings (full rankings: click
here)
| Country |
Score |
| Estonia |
89.1 |
| Latvia |
80.9 |
| Lithuania |
77.4 |
| Turkey |
57.4 |
| Armenia |
53.4 |
| Moldova |
53.1 |
| Georgia |
48.8 |
| Kazakhstan |
43.9 |
| Russia |
40.9 |
| Ukraine |
40.0 |
| Azerbaijan |
35.3 |
| Uzbekistan |
32.4 |
| Iran |
28.5 |
| Belarus |
24.3 |
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