Top 10 Poorest Countries in the World by GDP
As indicated in the data revealed by the U.S Census Bureau, about 15% of U.S people are living beneath the poverty level. However, a minor decline from 15.1% has been observed than the previous year. The report also reveals that more than 46 million U.S occupants are living below the poverty that is the highest record in the U.S history.
However, Contrary to the poorest countries in the world, the U.S poverty rate is comparatively modest. In various developing and poorest countries, the poverty rate is five times more than the U.S Poverty Level. In Haiti, more than 77% people are living in the poverty that is the highest poverty rate in the world. Based on the figures collected from the WORLD BANK, 24/7 Wall St. acknowledged the top ten countries with the highest poverty rates on the planet.
The existence of intense poverty usually coexists together with the noteworthy obstacles including various types of limited resources, famines, wars and diseases that occur because of famine and wars. Likewise, the report reviewed deeply how the poorest countries categorize in numerous key areas ranging from the level of peace to the monetary firmness, education sector, and healthcare system. The poorest countries spotted on this planet are likely to perform more poorly in every sector of life.
The survey reveals that the poorest countries in the world are reported to have the lowest literacy rates, and their inhabitants are not achieving the best educational level. While the adult literacy rates were not available for the majority of these countries, the nations that are reporting the figures stand amid the worst on the planet. It has also been observed that only less than the half of eligible students were enlisted in the primary schools. In fact, this was one of the major factors involved in the lowest literacy rate in the poorest countries on the planet. Congo also stands among the poorest countries in the world where less than the third of eligible children are enlisted in the primary level of education. While in the United States the rate was 95 % contrary to poorest nations on the planet.
The poorest nations in the world are more likely to ignore the health sector and are unable to take strong decisions. In the list of top ten countries with the highest poverty rates, the HIV frequency is enormously high if compared to the developed and richest countries on the planet. Zimbabwe stands on the fifth spot with the highest AIDS more than 14.3%. Similarly, Swaziland stands on the first spot with more than 26.50% aids rate.
Contrary to the richest and advanced nations, here the life expectancy rates are extremely low. In four of these nations, the average individual will live no longer than 50 years. While preparing the ranking list of top ten poorest countries in the world, we analyzed the GDP (Per Capita), Gross Domestic Product of different nations, Life expectancy, infant mortality, HIV/AIDS rates, unemployment rates and a number of enlisted students in primary schools. All Facts and figures are collected from The World Bank just to make an estimate how many people are living below the poverty level. The data was available only for 112 under-developed countries.
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List of Top 10 Poorest Countries in the World By GDP
| Rank | Country | GDP (Per Capita) 2013 |
|---|---|---|
| 1. |  Congo, Democratic republic |
$394.25 |
| 2. |  Zimbabwe |
$589.46 |
| 3. |  Burundi |
$648.58 |
| 4. |  Libya |
$716.04 |
| 5. |  Eritrea |
$792.13 |
| 6. |  Central African Republic |
$827.93 |
| 7. |  Niger |
$853.43 |
| 8. |  Malawi |
$893.84 |
| 9. |  Madagascar |
$972.07 |
| 10. |  Afghanistan |
$1,072.19 |
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