Table 12-1: Scorecards, 2012–2016

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Table 12-1:
Scorecards, 2012–2016

From Chapter 12: The ICC G20 Business Scorecard, by Jeff Hardy and Louis Bonnier
In Accountability for Effectiveness in Global Governance
edited by John Kirton and Marina Larionova
available from Routledge, 2018

Major Groupings	1st Scorecard (France)[a]	2nd Scorecard (Mexico)	3rd Scorecard (Russia)	4th Scorecard (Australia)	5th Scorecard (Turkey)	6th Scorecard (China)
Trade and investment[b]	Poor	Poor	Good	Fair	Poor	Fair
Infrastructure[c]		Fair	Poor	Good
SME development[d]		Fair	Poor
Financing for growth	Fair	Good	Fair	Good	Good	Good
Energy and environment	Poor	Fair	Poor	Poor	Fair	Fair
Anti-corruption	Poor	Fair	Good	Good	Fair	Fair
Employment				Fair	Fair	Good
Global tax reform				Good
Overall score	Poor (1.4)	Fair (1.9)	Fair (2.1)	Fair (2.1)	Fair (2.0)	Fair (2.3)

Notes:
- SME = small and medium-sized enterprise.
- [a] The first Scorecard, released in June 2012, compared global business recommendations from the 2010 Korean and 2011 French B20 cycles with G20 commitments and decisions conveyed in Summit Declarations since the inaugural G20 Leaders' Summit in Washington in 2008.
- [b] The 2014 Australian and 2015 Turkish B20 created a specific taskforce on Trade separate from investment; these two topics were subsequently recombined in China.
- [c] The 2014 Australian and 2015 Turkish B20 grouped together Infrastructure and Investment under one taskforce.
- [d] Called "SMEs and Entrepreneurship" under the 2015 Turkish B20.

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