Which is the richest country of the world and rishest person of this world?
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The richest country, I believe is the United States of America and the richest person in the world is someone in the middle east. I can't remember his name but he owns A LOT of oil.
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China is has the fastest growing economy at the moment and producing the majority of the world's imports! (although there are human rights issues but no one seems to care....)
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# 1 most corrupt is Haiti, followed by Bangladesh, Nigeria, Myanmar, Chad. Among the least corrupt are Finland, New Zealand, Denmark and Iceland.
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"The World's Richest People\nRank  Name  Citizenship  Age  Net Worth ($bil)  Residence \n1  William Gates III  United States  50  50.0  United States  \n2  Warren Buffett  United States  75  42.0  United States  \n3  Carlos Slim Helu  Mexico  66  30.0  Mexico  \n4  Ingvar Kamprad  Sweden  79  28.0  Switzerland  \n5  Lakshmi Mittal  India  55  23.5  United Kingdom  \n6  Paul Allen  United States  53  22.0  United States  \n7  Bernard Arnault  France  57  21.5  France  \n8  Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud  Saudi Arabia  49  20.0  Saudi Arabia  \n9  Kenneth Thomson & family  Canada  82  19.6  Canada  \n10  Li Ka-shing  Hong Kong  77  18.8  Hong Kong  \n11  Roman Abramovich  Russia  39  18.2  United Kingdom  \n12  Michael Dell  United States  41  17.1  United States  \n13  Karl Albrecht  Germany  86  17.0  Germany  \n14  Sheldon Adelson  United States  72  16.1  United States  \n15  Liliane Bettencourt  France  83  16.0  France  \n15  Lawrence Ellison  United States  61  16.0  United States  \n17  Christy Walton  United States  51  15.9  United States  \n17  Jim Walton  United States  58  15.9  United States  \n19  S Robson Walton  United States  62  15.8  United States  \n20  Alice Walton  United States  56  15.7  United States  \n21  Helen Walton  United States  86  15.6  United States  \n22  Theo Albrecht  Germany  83  15.2  Germany  \n23  Amancio Ortega  Spain  70  14.8  Spain  \n24  Steven Ballmer  United States  50  13.6  United States  \n25  Azim Premji  India  60  13.3  India\n26  Sergey Brin  United States  32  12.9  United States  \n27  Larry Page  United States  33  12.8  United States  \n28  Abigail Johnson  United States  44  12.5  United States  \n29  Nasser Al-Kharafi & family  Kuwait  62  12.4  Kuwait  \n29  Barbara Cox Anthony  United States  82  12.4  United States  \n29  Anne Cox Chambers  United States  86  12.4  United States  \n32  Stefan Persson  Sweden  58  12.3  Sweden  \n33  Charles Koch  United States  70  12.0  United States  \n33  David Koch  United States  65  12.0  United States  \n35  Raymond, Thomas & Walter Kwok  Hong Kong  NA  11.6  Hong Kong  \n36  Adolf Merckle  Germany  71  11.5  Germany  \n37  Sulaiman Bin Abdul Al Rajhi  Saudi Arabia  86  11.0  Saudi Arabia  \n37  Vagit Alekperov  Russia  55  11.0  Russia  \n37  Silvio Berlusconi  Italy  69  11.0  Italy  \n37  Lee Shau Kee  Hong Kong  78  11.0  Hong Kong  \n41  Vladimir Lisin  Russia  49  10.7  Russia  \n42  Michael Otto & family  Germany  62  10.4  Germany  \n43  Pierre Omidyar  United States  38  10.1  United States  \n44  Leonardo Del Vecchio  Italy  70  10.0  Italy  \n44  Michele Ferrero & family  Italy  79  10.0  Monaco  \n44  Forrest Mars Jr  United States  74  10.0  United States  \n44  Jacqueline Mars  United States  66  10.0  United States  \n44  John Mars  United States  69  10.0  United States  \n44  Viktor Vekselberg  Russia  48  10.0  Russia  \n50  Mikhail Fridman  Russia  41  9.7  Russia  \n51  Spiro Latsis & family  Greece  59  9.1  Switzerland  \n52  John Kluge  United States  91  9.0  United States  \n53  Carl Icahn  United States  70  8.7  United States  \n53  Kirk Kerkorian  United States  88  8.7  United States  \n55  Birgit Rausing & family  Sweden  82  8.6  Switzerland  \n56  Mukesh Ambani  India  48  8.5  India  \n56  Serge Dassault & family  France  80  8.5  France  \n56  Hans Rausing  Sweden  80  8.5  United Kingdom  \n59  Galen Weston & family  Canada  65  8.4  Canada  \n60  Susanne Klatten  Germany  43  8.1  Germany  \n61  Rudolf August Oetker & family  Germany  89  8.0  Germany  \n62  Oleg Deripaska  Russia  37  7.8  Russia  \n63  Sumner Redstone  United States  82  7.7  United States  \n64  Alexei Mordashov  Russia  40  7.6  Russia  \n65  Donald Newhouse  United States  76  7.5  United States  \n65  Samuel Newhouse Jr  United States  78  7.5  United States  \n65  Alain & Gerard Wertheimer  France  NA  7.5  France  \n65  Reinhold Würth  Germany  70  7.5  Germany  \n69  Joseph & Moise Safra  Brazil  NA
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Yes, according to the Forbes 2005 World Billionare List, Bill Gates is the richest man in the world, with a personal worth of $ 46.5 Billion. He is the Chairman and Chief Software Architect of Microsoft Corporation.
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India is richest in religion as they have two million gods and worship them all without the devisiveness of western countries ~ paupers in comparison   \n\nSmart bloke!
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guesses vary on this question from oil magnates to Bill Gates but they are incorect, the Rothschid family are the richest in the entire world and so any of the present male members would take this title.
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must be sultan of Brunei. \nBill Gates is richest in US, he made his money by creating Microsoft.\n\nin UK, two richest people are the Queen and JK Rowling - author of Harry Potter books.
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The richest man in the entire world, is the man at his happiest moments with his loving family around him...\n\nwhat could be more rewarding from these riches?
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Bill Gates is the richest man in the world by far.  Donald Trump isn't even the second richest man.
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That is a loaded question and not as simple as it looks.  Which country has the "smartest people" is different than "smartest person" in that the entire population must be counted.  I believe that people of all nations are born with an amazing gift, a human brain, and intelligence is evenly distributed around the globe.  But educational opportunities play a large role in being "smart."\n\nConsider IQ to be the bucket and education to be how full the bucket is.  Of course in too many countries, malnutrition may rob many of their full potential.  In other countries, educational opportunities are not freely available to all on an equal basis.  In many countries "smart" means educated while in others it may mean "trained" in arts and crafts handed down within a family.\n\nA short glib answer might be the united States because all children are required by law to go to school and those who wish to go on  to higher education may always find a way.  Others are free to train in a skill such as electrician where practical and theoretical knowledge is passed on by apprentiship.  The United States draws many foreign students and also Professors that enrich the educational system.\n\nThe hard question is which country does the best job in providing the most people with the opportunity to learn and advance.  Your pick may be as good as mine.
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china>>>>> the most\nuk>>>>> the least
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Bill Gates - he is after all the richest man in the world.\nstarted Microsoft after dropping out of University, his first office was in the garage
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Richest Countries in the World \nRank Country GDP - per capita \n1 Luxembourg $ 55,100 \n2 Norway $ 37,800 \n3 United States $ 37,800 \n4 San Marino $ 34,600 \n5 Switzerland $ 32,700 \n6 Denmark $ 31,100 \n7 Iceland $ 30,900 \n8 Austria $ 30,000 \n9 Canada $ 29,800 \n10 Ireland
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Lakshmi Mittal\n\nCheck this out: http://www.forbes.com/2005/12/15/india-richest-40_05india_land.html
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India is the most powerful country in the world.
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Bolivia.\n\nThe richest is Brazil.