Have you ever wondered where do the wealthiest people live? Find the answer right now by checking the list bellow.
10. Italy
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Avarage wealth per adult in 2010 – $226,423
Change since 2000 – 89%
Population – 60,402,499
9. United Kingdom
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Avarage wealth per adult in 2010 – $229,940
Change since 2000 – 41%
Population – 62,008,049
8. Luxembourg
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Avarage wealth per adult in 2010 – $234,972
Change since 2000 – 27%
Population – 502,207
7. United States
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Avarage wealth per adult in 2010 – $236,213
Change since 2000 – 23%
Population – 310,467,000
6. Sweden
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Avarage wealth per adult in 2010 – $243,506
Change since 2000 – 93%
Population – 9,393,648
5. France
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Avarage wealth per adult in 2010 – $255,156
Change since 2000 – 146%
Population – 65,447,374
4. Singapore
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Avarage wealth per adult in 2010 – $255,488
Change since 2000 – 127%
Population – 5,076,700
3. Australia
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Avarage wealth per adult in 2010 – $320,909
Change since 2000 – 211%
Population – 22,487,736
2. Norway
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Avarage wealth per adult in 2010 – $326,530
Change since 2000 – 195%
Population – 4,907,200
1. Wealthiest country in the world – Switzerland
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Avarage wealth per adult in 2010 – $372,692
Change since 2000 – 60%
Population – 7,782,900
Source: Credit Suisse
Qatar is very richer than Australia , France , UK ,US, Italy
No it isn’t. It makes more money per capital, but is a fairly poor country overall. Don’t judge countries by their GPA, that won’t get you anywhere.
What people seem to ignore is the simple fact that the wealth of cities vary a great deal in the same country and even states. The income and cost of living varies a great deal from one city to the next even in the same state.
We live in Sunnyvale CA in Silicon Valley. Our humble home with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with 1546 sq ft living space has a value of $2 million, and it keeps increasing because of the availability of hi tech jobs, and the increased demand for housing. It’s a good thing we bought here in the mid-1970’s when prices were very reasonable.
what about Denmark ,Germany,UAE,Holland
I am interested to live in Switzerland. What will be the procedure please advise me.
a student, take a look https://www.credit-suisse.com/news/en/media_release.jsp?ns=41610
does anybody know the credibility of this site? it says its source is froma suisse banking firm… and i find it hard to beleive any country nears 400,000 per person without the numbers being swayed by a few billionaires or something.
what about denmark it is a very rich country
NO GERMANY!!! nonsense!..