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Internal Market Openness

United Arab Emirates, Lithuania, Saudi Arabia, Netherlands · 2000 - 2024 · source: GEM NES · updated 2026-10-03 · 118 economies

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Latest 19-year picture: United Arab Emirates (6.73, 2024) leads with 6.73 in 2024 (unit: 0-10 expert rating); Lithuania 6.27, Saudi Arabia 6.23 follow. 118 economies tracked; leader trend is rising over the recorded window. For investors this helps benchmark a country against the global leader and the regional pack.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Internal Market Openness?

Internal Market Openness is a cross-country economic indicator tracked by 24Peaks, compiled from GEM NES. The dataset covers 118 economies for 2000-2024.

What is the latest Internal Market Openness value for United Arab Emirates?

The latest available Internal Market Openness value for United Arab Emirates is 6.73, as of 2024.

Which country has the highest Internal Market Openness?

As of the latest available year (2024), United Arab Emirates leads with a value of 6.73.

How has Internal Market Openness changed in United Arab Emirates over time?

Between 2006 and 2024, Internal Market Openness in United Arab Emirates increased from 5.55 to 6.73 (1.18 net change).

What years does the Internal Market Openness data cover?

The Internal Market Openness dataset covers 2000-2024, compiled from GEM NES.

Ranking Race — Internal Market Openness

1 = global #1 · higher value ranks higher

#1#11#21#31#41#51200020052010201520202024#21#42022 overtook Saudi Arabia2023 overtook Netherlands
IndiaUnited Arab EmiratesLithuaniaSaudi ArabiaKorea, Rep.

Real annual global ranks, 2000 - 2024. India climbed from #21 to #4 (overtook Saudi Arabia). Gaps in a lane = missing data that year.

Key events for India ↓

Key Events — India

Auto-detected from rank data + curated milestones

2008
Global crisis slowdown curated

Growth slows sharply as capital flows reverse.

2013
Fell 30 places in global rank auto
2014
Climbed 30 places in global rank auto
2016
Demonetisation curated

High-denomination notes withdrawn, causing cash shortages.

2017
Fell 22 places in global rank auto
2018
Climbed 28 places in global rank auto
2020
COVID-19 lockdown curated

GDP records its largest contraction on record.

2021
Fell 15 places in global rank auto