Table 1: Marginal effects from the multivariate analysis ANNEX I The Country Consumer Statistics provide detailed indicators for each Member State, plus Iceland and Norway. The data come mostly from the annual surveys of consumers and retailers. Additionally, data on the length of judicial proceedings and the information provided by Member States on public funding for national consumer organisations are included. For each country, a table presents the 2014 data, the evolution over previous years as well as the difference between country scores and the EU28 average scores (which is marked in green/red if the country score is within a quarter of the best/worst values in the EU). The show country performance on each of the three dimensions of the Consumer Conditions Index: knowledge and trust; compliance and charts enforcement; and complaints and dispute resolution (whose composition is described in detail in Annex II). The colours in the charts indicate the quartile that each country falls into (dark green represents the best results, and red the worst, with light green and orange falling in between). The qualitative comments focus on consistent country evolution over time. In addition, a country is mentioned if it scores among the three highest/lowest values on a given indicator.
Table 1: Marginal effects from the multivariate analysis ANNEX I The Country Consumer Statistics provide detailed indicators for each Member State, plus Iceland and Norway. The data come mostly from the annual surveys of consumers and retailers. Additionally, data on the length of judicial proceedings and the information provided by Member States on public funding for national consumer organisations are included. For each country, a table presents the 2014 data, the evolution over previous years as well as the difference between country scores and the EU28 average scores (which is marked in green/red if the country score is within a quarter of the best/worst values in the EU). The charts show country performance on each of the three dimensions of the Consumer Conditions Index: knowledge and trust; compliance and enforcement; and complaints and dispute resolution (whose composition is described in detail in Annex II). The colours in the charts indicate the quartile that each country falls into (dark green represents the best results, and red the worst, with light green and orange falling in between). The qualitative comments focus on consistent country evolution over time. In addition, a country is mentioned if it scores among the three highest/lowest values on a given indicator.
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