What are the top 30 richest country in the world?
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the so-called first world countries. US, Canada, Japan and the rest of Europe.
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China.\n\nChina has just over 20% of the world's population--1,306,724,037 2006 (2006 estimate)
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Yes, according to the Forbes 2005 World Billionare List, Warren Buffett is the richest man in the world, with a personal worth of $44 Billion, second only to Bill Gates.
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3rd world countries are countries whose economic standing is in the lower 12%. Any country who relies on foreign aid and excusable debt to sustain itself is third world. suprisingly, most countries are.\n\n2nd world is countries who rank in the middle 40%, these are mostly agricultural countries with light to heavy industrial exports. Tourism also falls into this category.\n\n1st world are the Top 10 world superpowers at anyone time. the top 5 are,\n\nUnited States\nUnited Kingdom\nJapan\nFrance\nCanada (odd isnt it.)\n\nthe current world superpower in all matters of foreign affairs is the united states, making us the most powerful country in the world. \n\nthe highest per capita income, relative to its size for any country, is Vatican City in rome. It is a sovereign nation and has its own economy. it is the most economically stable country on earth.
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Top 10 most populated city in the world\n1 Shanghai 15,017,783 1 China Asia \n2 Mumbai (Bombay) 12,883,645 India Asia \n3 Karachi 11,969,284 Pakistan Asia \n4 Buenos Aires 11,595,183 2 Argentina South America \n5 Delhi 11,215,130 India Asia \n6 Manila 10,546,511 3 Philippines Asia \n7 Moscow 10,472,629 Russia Europe \n8 Seoul 10,409,345 South Korea Asia \n9 São Paulo 10,059,502 Brazil South America \n10 Istanbul 10,034,830 Turkey Asia and Europe\nTo see more, got to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_by_population
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argentina\nivory coast\nserbia and montenegro\nnetherlands\n\nhighest rank is netherlands at #3 in the world
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According to the Economist magazine Ireland is the best.\n\nThe Top-10 was like this (these scores were out of a possible 10 points)\n1. Ireland 8.33\n2. Switzerland 8.07\n3. Norway 8.05\n4. Luxembourg 8.02\n5. Sweden 7.94\n6. Australia 7.93\n7. Iceland 7.91\n8. Italy 7.81\n9. Denmark\n10. Spain 7.73\nNotables: 13. United States 7.62; 17. Japan 7.39; 26. Germany 7.05; 29. Great Britain 6.92
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Go to \nhttp://www.mrdowling.com/800gdppercapita.html\nthere is a table that lists the wealth of ea. nation
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The world's richest man is Bill Gates with a fortune of $58.7bn, according to Forbes Magazine. \n\nAgain, according to Forbes, the world's richest women are Alice Louise Walton and Helen Walton, the daughter and wife of Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton. Both individually have an estimated net worth of about $18.0 billion dollars.
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You could try the CIA factbook.  It has accurate data about all of the countries in the world.
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1  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
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10 Most Corrupt Countries in the World\n\nRank:\n1. Bangladesh  \n2. Chad  \n3. Haiti  \n4. Myanmar  \n5. Turkmenistan  \n6. Côte d'Ivoire  \n7. Equatorial Guinea  \n8. Nigeria  \n9. Angola  \n10. Democratic Republic of the Congo \n\n(3 Asian; 7 African)
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1.China 2,250,000 \n2 USA 1,625,852 \n3 India 1,325,000 \n4 Dem Ppls Rep of Korea 1,075,000 \n5 Russia 960,000 \n6 Rep Of Korea 685,000 \n7 Pakistan 620,000 \n8 Iran 540,000 \n9 Turkey 515,000 \n10 Myanmar 490,000 \n11 Vietnam 485,000 \n12 Egypt 450,000 \n13 Syria 320,000 \n14 Thailand 315,000 \n15 Ukraine 295,000 \n16 Taiwan 290,000 \n17 Brazil 285,000 \n18 Germany 284,000 \n19 France 259,000 \n20 UK 206,000 \n21 Italy 200,000 \n22 Eritrea 200,000 \n23 Saudi Arabia 200,000 \n24 Morocco 195,000 \n25 Mexico 190,000
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Rank, Name, Citizenship, Age and then Net Worth (by the BILLIONS), Current Residency\n\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
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Heavily Indebted Poor Countries--is now classified as third world. -check the link for the list http://www.imf.org/external/np/hipc/index.asp\n\nDeveloping and Industrial countries are 33 countries: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Côte d'Ivoire, Egypt, France, Germany, Hong Kong SAR, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, Morocco, the Netherlands, Poland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, the United Kingdom, and the United States.\n\nGood Luck and Prosper...;*!*;...
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"Rich" is a misleading term. If you mean which one ranks highest in terms of human development and attainable lifestyle, it looks like this:\n\n1. Scandinavia (Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark)\n2. Australia and New Zealand\n3. Japan\n\nAnd I would like to live in all of them, but since language comes into the equation, and things like "will I get a visa" and "will I find a job", I would say Australia and New Zealand are probably most people's best bet.
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32 thousand is way off it's alot more then that world wide.  There is no way to really answer this question.  You would have to find out how each country is doing then add them all toghter.