Finland
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Finland's rank movement over the last 30 days
Score Analysis
Analysis of Finland's policy signalling profile
Finland's current WokeMeter assessment score is 57, maintaining its rank at #18 globally, placing it in the 90.3th percentile for policy signalling intensity. This score reflects Finland's consistent implementation of Western-style progressive policies across key dimensions, with a uniform intensity level reflected in the dimension scores. The absence of notable recent events or significant policy shifts over the past three years suggests stability in its signalling intensity. While all dimension scores hover around 57, the balanced approach across Speech & Expression Climate, Institutional DEI Policy Intensity, and other dimensions show moderate signalling intensity without significant outliers or recent escalations.
Analyzing the dimension scores, Finland displays a uniform signalling intensity across all measured areas. Each dimension, including Speech & Expression Climate, Institutional DEI Policy Intensity, and Corporate/Investor Signalling, scores around 57, indicating a consistent application of policies without major focus or neglect in any particular area. The Legislative/Regulatory Activism dimension is slightly lower at 56.75, but this minor variation does not significantly impact the overall assessment. Finland's performance in these dimensions reflects a moderate intensity of policy signalling, with no drastic measures that would either elevate or diminish its overall score in the context of Western-style progressive policy frameworks.
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Recent Events
Events that influenced this country's score
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