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2019 Oxford Economics Africa Risk-Reward Index

by Eric Olander
The 2019 Oxford Economics Risk Reward Index: The position of each country is defined by its risk and reward score; the size of its bubble represents the size of the country’s GDP. The individual scores for each country for risk and reward are shown in the table opposite. Further details on the methodology for calculating each country’s scores are provided in detail in the annex.
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