5 Poorest Countries in the World

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5 Poorest Countries in the World

Unknown   8/18/2016   Comment  

Countries in the world is so varies. There are some countries included into the richest countries, while there are also some countries which are included into poorest country in the world. Rich or poor country is influenced by many factors, but the first factor is economic scale of a country.

Country which has good economic scale will be a rich county, and country with bad economic scale will be a poor country. There are some factors that make a country become poor country, for example there are so many corruption cases, there are conflicts, and many more. For you who want to know about poorest countries in the world, here is the list of it:

1. Central Africa Republic

Central African is a small country which has low per capita income of $640. There are some factors that make this country included into poorest countries in the world. The factors are violence cases in this country, there are so many corruption cases, and also the government system which is not good. Those make poverty can’t be avoided.

2. Congo

Congo is a country which is located in Central Africa. There are 67 million citizens in this country, but the income per capita is low, that is $750. Congo becomes poorest country in the world because of some factors. The main factor is a conflict that can’t be solved, so it influences the government system and makes the economic scale become so bad.

3. Malawi

Malawi is a country in South Africa. It has low per capita income of $820. Actually, Malawi has ever increased its economic level, but high inflation makes this country back to bad economic condition. Malawi also reliances on donor, so this country can’t avoid of poverty.

4. Liberia

Other poorest country in the world is Liberia. Liberia has low per capita income of $935. Because of civil war that happens for 20 years, this country experiences bad economic condition. Illiterate and corruption cases also make the economic scale in this country become so bad.

5. Burundi

The fifth poorest country in the world is Burundi which has low per capita income of $951. Politic instability, corruption cases and also low development level, make this country included into poorest country in the world.

Well, those are the information for you about 5 poorest countries in the world. Actually, there are still many poorest countries besides the countries above. Hopefully the information above will be useful for you.

5 Richest Countries in the World

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5 Richest Countries in the World

Unknown   8/16/2016   Comment  

5 Richest Countries in the World - In the world, there are so many countries which have different economic scale. When we talk about countries which have good economic scale, it refers to richest countries in the world. Richest countries have high per capita income.

So, the country included into richest country in the world. Not only per capita incomes, other things that make a country become a richest country are the industries in that country, the technology, human resources, and many more. For you who want to know about 5 richest countries in the world, here is the list of it:

1. Qatar

 

Qatar is included into richest country in the world because has high income per capita of $140,649. Long time ago, this country is not included into richest country in the world. But when the country found so much natural resource such as oil and natural gas, this country has good economic scale, and then it is included into richest country in the world.

2. Luxembourg

Other richest country in the world is Luxemburg which has high per capita income of $97,662. Other factors that make this country become rich country are the low inflation, moderate growth rate, few unemployed, steel and rubber industry, and also banking sector.

3. Singapore

The next richest country in the world is Singapore. It has high per capita income of $82,763. Some factors that make this country included into richest countries in the world are chemical export industry, financial services sector, and stability of growth and innovation. This country is also the second busiest port in the world, and it also influences economic scale of this country.

4. Kuwait

 

Kuwait is also included into richest country in the world because its high per capita income of $73, 246. Kuwait become so rich because has a lot of natural resource (oil). Kuwait is also richer than Saudi Arabia and Iraq. Kuwait citizens can also life well because can fulfill their need.

5.Brunei

 

The fifth richest country in the world is Brunei which has high per capita income of $71,185. Brunei is a small country but has wealthy economy. Crude oil and natural gas export become the factor that makes this country included into the richest country in the world. By crude oil and natural gas export, this country has good welfare scale, of course the citizens also life well and can fulfill their need.

Those are the information for you about 5 richest countries in the world. Hopefully this information will be useful for you.

Per Capita Income of Developing Countries in the Asian Continent

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Per Capita Income of Developing Countries in the Asian Continent

Unknown   8/15/2016   Comment  

There are so many countries in the world. Every country is different from other country and has uniqueness that is different too. One of things that makes countries are different is per capita income. It makes counties can be divided into developing country and also developed counties.

Talking about developing countries, there are so many developing countries in the world. Developing countries refer to the country that has moderate economic levels. There are so many developing counties in Asian, and every developing country in Asian has different per capita income.

Do you want to know about per capita income of developing countries in the Asian continent? Read the list below:

1. Brunei Darussalam: $36.583
2. Azerbaijan: $10.201
3. Kazakhstan: $12.021
4. Kirgizstan: $1.934
5. Mongolia: $3.042
6. Russia: $11.807
7. Tajikistan: $8.31
8. Turkmenistan: $4.658
9. Uzbekistan: $1.780
10. Afghanistan: $585
11. Bangladesh: $700,59
12. Bhutan: $2.121
13. Armenia: $3.032
14. Cambodia: $931
15. China: $6.094
16. Fiji: $4.620
17. India: $1.592
18. Indonesia: $3.910
19. Kiribati: $1.592
20. Laos: $1.921
21. Malaysia: $10.578
22. Maldives: $5.973
23. Myanmar: $854
24. Nepal: $623, 624
25. Pakistan: $1.410
26. Papua Nugini: $1.900
27. Philippine: $2.462
28. Samoa: $3.451
29. Solomon: $3.191
30. Sri Lanka: $3.139
31. Thailand: $5.850
32. Timor Leste: $3.949
33. Tonga: $4.220
34. Tuvalu: $3.400
35. Vanuatu: $3.036
36. Vietnam: $1.523
37. Bahrain: $23.132
38. Iraq: $7.594
39. Iran: $4.288
40. Jordanian: $4.499
41. Kuwait: $65.826
42. Lebanon: $9.862
43. Oman: $23.315
44. Qatar: $98.329
45. Saudi Arabia: $22.663
46. Suriah: $2.756
47. Yaman: $33.675

Those are the developing countries in Asian continent and also its per capita income. After knowing about per capita income of developing countries, we can know that there are some countries which have good per capita income, and also there are also some counties which have bad per capita income.

Good or bad per capita income depends on economic scale of a country. When a country has good economic scale, the country will have good per capita income. Economic scale usually depends on how many industries in a country, how good the human resource of a country, how advance the knowledge and technology of a country, and many more.

Finally, those are the information for you about per capita income of developing countries in Asian continent. Hopefully the information above will be useful for you and make you know how many countries in Asian and also how much per capita income of every country in Asian continent.