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she said greenland, not poland, but yeah, germany is blue, greenland grey
BTW, this map is crap, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan etc are better developed than Urugugay for instance, no way.. Tajikistan's GDP per capita: $2.000, Uruguay's: $13.000
Of course life is much better in Mexico than in Africa, not even close. Could live there but I don't like hot weather, I'm thinking of moving up north...
by 2050 I think the Whole of the Americas will be develop apart from Haiti.
Countries i think will be advance
Chile by 2015
Trinidad and Tobago, Argentina and Uruguay by 2020
Brazil, Mexico, Panama and Costa Rica by 2030
Peru, Colombia and Dominican Republic by 2035
2035-2050 the rest of Americas apart from Haiti
All Europe will be Advance.
note i think Russia will be advance by 2025 and Turkey by 2030.
Africa by 2050 i think this will be.
South Africa
Namibia
Botswana
Angola
Zambia
Maritiuis
Seychelles
Kenya
Egypt
Libya
Tunisia
Morocco
Asia
Oman
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Azerbjian
Kazakhstan
Sri Lanka
Thailand
Malaysia
she said greenland, not poland, but yeah, germany is blue, greenland grey
BTW, this map is crap, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan etc are better developed than Urugugay for instance, no way.. Tajikistan's GDP per capita: $2.000, Uruguay's: $13.000
GDP per capita means nothing, according to the CIA factbook, Equatorial Guinea has a gdp per capita of 36600 USD, but most of the people there don't have access to proper sanitary conditions, they literally live in ****.
If Mexico is not a poor 3rd world country than why are there millions of illegal immigrants from Mexico living in the United States.
If the United States shared a border with Switzerland instead of Mexico, I doubt you would see millions of illegal Swiss immigrants living in the U.S. Most Swiss people financially have it too good so they don't need to leave their country for a better life else where.
Very simple civil wars in Latin America that US and Europe owned vast companies and people want it back. These people migrate to Mexico and offset wages and Mexicans came to the US, later US offset wages and lower it every year. US allowed this to happen, but the wages are relative low now that even US citizens are going to Mexico to afford the cost of living with their pensions along Mexicans.
This is happening the same with the Swiss leaving and retiring in Eastern Europe countries, same to Germany going to Turkey along with the Turkish immigrants.
Classifying countries based on their standards of living is not our call to make. That decision is up to international powers and currently, they only give two classifications - First World, and Third World.
I suppose it would make since to have a third category characterizing countries that are middle income, but they don't.
They also use second world category. If there's a first world and third world then there's something in the middle. Mexico is a second world country like Russia. Nigeria is a third world country and don't see it changing any time soon. In 2050 Nigeria is more likely to look the same way it does today.
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