Signal Figure 6 gives standardized peer-comparison scores for the six across all fourteen subcategories

Summary

The report's second large table expresses how far each of the six Southeast Asian growth markets sits from the developing-economy average on all fourteen subcategories. Scores are given in standard deviations, so positive values mean above-average and negative values mean below-average performance. The extremes run from Vietnam at 2.74 on Economic Performance to Lao PDR at minus 1.97 on Investors' Rights. Malaysia and Vietnam both reach 2.15 on Financial Size and Condition, and Malaysia scores 2.16 on Business Constraints. Most countries show negative values on Recovery and Resolution Process, matching the report's reading of the group's weak spots.