Economic and political stability

 Economic and political stability Indicators of medium- and long-term stability can be found in this area.

The World Bank has identified a set of policy coherence criteria in its Worldwide Governance Indicators project.

From this, an assessment of political stability and government effectiveness is derived.

Political stability is the top priority here as well.

On the economic front, an inflation rate of 0% was thought to be theoretically optimal.

Therefore, the greater the deviation, the lower the attractiveness.

Other risk factors are the national debt and fiscal deficit (relative to gross domestic product), and the higher these values, the higher the long-term risk.

However, a balanced budget or even a surplus was seen as a positive signal.

We included this figure because the country's unemployment rate also indirectly leads to an increase in social spending, and long-term unemployment also poses risks to old-age pensions.

The ratio of available money supply to foreign exchange reserves was also included as a long-term security criterion.