GDP = Gross Domestic Product
GNI = Gross National Income
Este levantamento foi baseado no GNI e não no GDP. O GNI revela mais o status , a qualidade de vida dos cidadaos, enquanto o GDP revela a riqueza da nacao, a qual pode estar na mão de poucos.
The richest countries in the world (by GNI)
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/the-richest-countries-in-the-world/ss-AADwdzw?ocid=spartanntp
Esta lista é uma surpresa, pois, por exemplo, coloca a Bélgica como mais rica que os USA.
1- Qatar; 2- Macao; 3- Singapore; 4- Brunei; 5- Kuwait; 6- Bermuda; 7-United Arab; 8- Norway; 9- Luxembourg... etc.
GDP ( Gross Domestic Product) may be the standard method for gauging the size of a particular country or region’s economy, but it does not account for all of the wealth generated by that nation. A more accurate indicator of a country’s economic output is its gross national income, or GNI. This measure captures all economic activity within a nation’s borders in addition to the wealth created by nationally-owned entities operating in other countries.
Using data from the World Bank, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed the GNI per capita of nearly 200 nations to identify the 25 richest countries.
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25 Poorest countries in the world
1. Central African Republic = > GNI per capita: $663
Quase todos na Africa
