What states have the fewest coronavirus restrictions?

Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama have relaxed most of their restrictions on business activities that were imposed in March to limit the spread of the COVID-19 virus, but a new study shows such states are only slightly above the U.S. average in opening up their economies at this point.

The personal online website WalletHub analyzed 16 measures of how much each state continues to limit activity due to the coronavirus, including restrictions on large gatherings, restaurant and bar seating, school and child care approaches, workplace temperature screening and court and legislative schedules, among other factors. Among the 50 states and the District of Columbia, Tennessee this week ranked as the 17th most open state, Georgia placed 18th and Alabama was No. 21.

WalletHub’s study showed that all states have at least partially reopened and are gradually expanding the types of businesses that are open.