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In my comparison of countries I chose Canada and Pakistan.
"Economic Efficiency"
Canada uses the resource of education to their advantage because the average person attends school for 15.9 years compared to 7.8 years in Pakistan.

"Economic Freedom" Canada's imports and exports make up 61.9% of the country's GDP unlike Pakistan which is only 33.1% this shows that Canada has easier trade rules than Pakistan and also has better relationships with other countries. Pakistan is also limited due to its much smaller size compared to Canada.

"Economic Security And Predictability" Canada's workforce is made up of 76.5% services 2.4% agricultural. Unemployment is 7.2% compared to Pakistan where the workforce is made up of 35.2% services and 44.7% agriculture, with an unemployment rate of 5%. even though Pakistan has a smaller unemployment rate, there is more agricultural work being done in Pakistan than services which means in the event of an economic disaster there may not be as much of a safety net compared to Canada because Canada's workforce is more service based.

"Economic Equity" The GDP per capita in Canada is $41,894.10, compared to Pakistan where it is only $4886.20. This is because in Pakistan the lifestyle is more agricultural and for subsistence farming instead of for profit like in Canada. That goes the same way with the service industry, in Canada their economy is much larger than in Pakistan allowing more money to be put through Canada's economy.

"Economic Growth and Innovation"  The trends in development in the graph show for Canada very constant slowly but steady growth, this is common for developed countries, and it shows there is economic stability in Canada. In Pakistan there has been a positive trend in the last 20 years or so and it is showing that Pakistan has a growing economy which is good for a developing country but could cause problems if a crisis occurs since the economy there has not been stable or has been stable for a long period of time