According to the World Bank report on women’s economic equality, what score was recorded for legal rights in the global index assessing women’s economic participation?

The World Bank report on women’s economic equality evaluated women’s economic participation using a global index that measures the extent of legal rights, enforcement mechanisms, and institutional support. The legal rights score recorded in the index is 67 out of 100, indicating that although several countries have adopted laws intended to support gender equality in economic participation, many legal frameworks remain incomplete or insufficient. This score reflects the degree to which laws support women's rights in areas such as employment, entrepreneurship, access to assets, and financial independence. However, the score also highlights the continued gap between legal recognition of rights and their effective implementation in practice.