Political Stability and Absence of Violence/Terrorism: Standard Error

This indicator assesses the degree of perceived political stability and the prevalence of politically motivated violence, including terrorism, within a given society. It serves as a vital barometer for understanding the overall governance climate, reflecting how citizens and institutions view the potential for upheaval in their political landscape. The standard error associated with this measurement provides insight into the reliability of the governance estimate; higher values signal greater uncertainty in the perceived levels of stability. To contextualize this variability, a 90 percent confidence interval is established, indicating the range within which the true governance value likely falls. This nuanced understanding aids policymakers and analysts in making informed decisions based on the robustness of the political climate data. Source: