Tanzania
Mixed structural capacity, prosperity matched by institutions, lopsided (economic complexity the weak point).
What stands out
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Structural shape
Each spoke shows one pillar, with 0 at the center and 1 at the edge. The shape reveals whether the pillars are similar or whether one is much lower than the others. That difference is called the .
Read as Lopsided · spread 0.39
Additional checks
0 flagged · 2/9 assessedThese checks add context that the overall score can miss. Select a check to see its result, the evidence behind it, and whether enough information was available to assess it.
These two checks run automatically from the five pillars and public source data.
These checks need reviewed historical or political context. A result of “not assessed” means that review has not been completed.
These checks describe structural risk. They do not predict who will act first in a conflict. Differences smaller than 0.03 are treated as too close to rank when countries are compared head-to-head.
Additional diagnostics
governance context has not been reviewedthe reviewed context is mixed, incomplete, or changing.
- · Watch: Institutions score is below the median
- · Watch: 0.386 gap between the highest and lowest pillars
Largest difference across the weighting methods: 0.036. The country stays in the same score band in each check.
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The indicators behind the score
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