This study explores how almost 100 countries with publicly available and comparable data on the virus have managed the pandemic to date following their hundredth confirmed case of COVID-19.
Countries have been sorted into broad categories by regions, political systems, population size, and economic development to determine whether significant variations exist between different types of states in the handling of the pandemic.
Top-ranked New Zealand received an average score of 94.4, followed by Vietnam’s 90.8. Taiwan (China) and Thailand followed at 86.4 and 84.2, respectively.
