Argentina Downgraded on the World Economics Governance Index


 
Despite an initial rise in its ratings, Argentina has since declined on the World Economics Governance Index and returned near to its 2015 rating.

Argentina’s Governance Rating 2015-2025
Index: 0-100. 0=Poor, 100=As good as it gets
Source: World Economics Governance Index, 2025





These ratings determine the grading of countries on the Index. While Argentina was upgraded to B-grade in 2016 it has since returned to C-grade in 2025 due the subsequent decline.

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