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Rango de resiliencia /o resistencia/de países ante el coronavirus (esquema de Bloomberg, donde el color azul es lo mejor y el naranja lo peor)

The Covid Resilience Ranking

The Best and Worst Places to Be in the Coronavirus Era

By Rachel Chang, Jinshan Hong and Kevin Varley

24 de noviembre de 2020

As Covid-19 has spread around the world, it’s challenged preconceptions about which places would best tackle the worst public health crisis in a generation.

Advanced economies like the U.S. and U.K., ranked by various pre-2020 measures as being the most prepared for a pandemic, have been repeatedly overwhelmed by infections and face a return to costly lockdowns. Meanwhile, other countries—even developing nations—have defied expectations, some all but eliminating the pathogen within their borders.

Bloomberg crunched the numbers to determine the best places to be in the coronavirus era: where has the virus been handled most effectively with the least amount of disruption to business and society?

 least amount of disruption to business and society?

Covid Resilience Ranking

Rank	Economy	Bloomberg Resilience Score	1-month cases per 100,000	1-month case fatality rate	Total deaths per 1 million	Positive test rate	Access to Covid vaccines
1	New Zealand	85.4	2	0%	5	0%	2
2	Japan	85	29	0.6%	15	8.1%	4
3	Taiwan	82.9	0	0%	0	1.2%	0
4	South Korea	82.3	10	1%	10	2%	2
5	Finland	82	129	0.3%	68	1.9%	3
6	Norway	81.6	281	0.2%	56	3.1%	3
7	Australia	81.2	1	0.6%	36	0%	3
8	China	80.6	0	0%	3	0.1%	5
9	Denmark	77	550	0.3%	135	1.8%	3
10	Vietnam	74.3	0	0%	0	0.1%	1
11	Singapore	74.2	4	0%	5	0%	0
12	Hong Kong	73.6	5	0.9%	14	0.1%	1
13	Canada	73.2	316	1.3%	305	6.7%	5
14	Germany	71.2	604	0.8%	168	9.5%	3
15	Thailand	70.2	0	0.5%	1	0.2%	1
16	Sweden	68.7	967	0.5%	634	12.6%	3
17	United Arab Emirates	67.5	371	0.2%	56	1.1%	1
18	United States	66.5	1,129	0.9%	776	14%	5
19	Indonesia	66.1	42	2.4%	58	12.5%	4
20	Ireland	65.1	308	1%	410	3.7%	3
21	Israel	65	232	2.3%	323	1.7%	3
22	Russia	65	412	1.7%	246	4.6%	1
23	Netherlands	64.4	1,247	0.9%	523	7.4%	3
24	Bangladesh	64.2	31	1.2%	39	12.8%	2
25	Egypt	63.2	7	5.5%	64	—	3
26	Switzerland	62.3	2,160	1.1%	469	24.8%	3
27	Pakistan	61.7	23	1.9%	35	6.5%	1
28	United Kingdom	61.5	1,004	1.5%	812	8.1%	5
29	Malaysia	61.4	93	0.4%	10	6.1%	2
30	Turkey	60.6	106	3%	147	2.2%	0
31	Greece	59.9	600	1.7%	156	12.6%	3
32	Saudi Arabia	59.6	32	4.6%	166	0.6%	0
33	Portugal	59.2	1,455	1.1%	382	14%	3
34	India	58.1	93	1.2%	97	4.2%	4
35	South Africa	57.8	93	3.6%	352	9.8%	1
36	Austria	56.3	1,918	0.8%	265	23.3%	3
37	Brazil	56.2	338	1.8%	796	—	2
38	Chile	55.9	218	2.9%	788	4.1%	3
39	Iraq	54.9	222	1.6%	297	15.1%	0
40	Italy	54.2	1,528	1.4%	824	16%	3
41	Spain	54.2	1,092	1.5%	912	11.3%	3
42	Nigeria	53.9	2	0.8%	6	4.2%	0
43	Romania	53.6	1,131	1.7%	522	25.7%	3
44	Poland	52.2	1,673	1.5%	360	44.8%	3
45	France	51.6	1,695	1.3%	748	11.6%	3
46	Philippines	48.9	48	2.3%	74	5.8%	0
47	Iran	48.7	354	4.3%	533	30.5%	0
48	Colombia	48.1	490	2.2%	693	—	1
49	Czech Republic	46.8	2,371	2.1%	672	26%	3
50	Belgium	45.6	2,339	1.8%	1,348	13.5%	3
51	Peru	41.6	207	2.3%	1,078	—	2
52	Argentina	41.1	666	2.9%	819	—	2
53	Mexico	37.6	113	8.6%	782	62.3%	3