Rank Drift
How much a ranking moves when the priorities change.
Definition
Use the fixed 170-economy cohort and five domain percentiles. Evaluate all 381 weight combinations on a five-percentage-point grid, each domain between 10% and 30%, weights summing to 100%. Rank Drift is the difference between the worst and best ranks observed on that grid.
How to interpret it
The grid span is not an exact bound over continuous weights, not a confidence interval, and not an estimate of how people choose weights. Domain definitions, input data, cohort and normalization are held fixed. The grid excludes our separate environmental preset with its 35% air-quality weight.
This is a named diagnostic, not an official statistic, causal model or universal prosperity score. Missing outputs remain unavailable. Source estimates, normative choices and uncertainty are distinct.
All captured results
Displayed values are rounded; downloads retain calculation precision. Local-currency amounts are comparable only within a country. Table order does not imply a universal better-to-worse ordering.
Inspect and reproduce
All calculations and source hashes · Reproduce with Python · Pinned source release
Original provider citations are in the pinned release. Agent API and source datasets. For non-scalar details, peer memberships, source flags, intervals and sensitivity variants, use the analysis JSON.