A study conducted by The Economist and the World Bank found that the world’s rich make up the lion’s share of the world’s population, yet they make up less than 40% of the world’s wealth. With a GDP per capita around $40,000, their wealth is comparable to the poorest third of the world’s population.
The Economist found that the world’s richest countries have the highest per capita wealth and the world’s richest are the richest.
The Economist said, “The world’s richest people are those who have the most wealth, while those who don’t make the most are those who are most wealthy.” They are those who think their wealth is more important than what they think. They are those who think the world is better, and they think the world is better. The Economist, however, never mentioned the rich making up the world’s richest people, thus making it harder for them to make their living.
