is guyana richer than moldova?
410393
looks like by the numbers Guyana is richer per capita and Moldova in gross.\nGuyana - GNI per capita: US$990 (World Bank, 2005), GDP/PPP (2004 est.): $2.899 billion; per capita $3,800 \nMoldova - GNI per capita: US $710 (World Bank, 2005), GDP per capita: $ 2,100 in 2005
511415
They may not be rich by American standards, but if they are rich by Guatemalan standards they can afford to hire body guards in Guatemala ... other people do it ... America and Canada really can't take in everybody who is either too rich, or too poor, or too this or too that ..
66661
The countries that border Brazil are Guyana, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Suriname, French Guiana, Bolivia, Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay
560497
The World Factbook: French Guyana\n\nhttp://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/fg.html
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During the colony, Bolivia had the biggest silver mines in the world. Afterwards, Bolivia had the biggest tin mines in the world. It has been a huge source of rubber, gold, and other minerals. It has the largest iron reservoir of the hemisphere.\nThe problems is that the US and Europe have always managed to exploit them leaving nothing for the bolivians. They´d corrupt their leaders and if they did not comply, the would either kill them or overthrow them.
703906
Brazil is a very wealthy country! Sadly, though, there is a lot of corruption in Brazil and this richness is extremely unbalanced. It isn't uncommon in a Brazilian city to see first class buildings next to favela's (slums). Hopefully the Brazilian government will get itself together, because with its countries wealth of natural resources and friendly people, it could be the next superpower!
751941
If you mean richest country with the highest wage per capita of the population, that country is LUXEMBOURG with $55,100.
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ROMANIAN  Eu te plac\nRUSSIAN     Ti mne nrvishsia
735096
You can't just lump the Caribbean together, you really need to be specific with which country your dealing with.  The laws in Anguilla are completely different from the laws of Aruba or Guadeloupe, or the Bahamas.  I know a little about certain countries but I need you to be more specific.
250390
$.07 a gallon after you convert to American dollars. It's $.12 a gallon in Venezuela as well look it up on the net. Thats why Pat Robertson hates Hugo Chavez.
1096034
I think that's true. I mean, look at the history of all the current wealthy countries today (United States, China, India, Argentina, etc). They were once consider a poverish nation and with leadership and trade laws, these countries flourish. Countries that are dependent on foreign aid will never get rid of poverty because the leaders of these countries are selfish and greedy. When countries donate money to poverish nations, it is up to the government of these poverish nations to distribute. Too bad the leaders of these poverish countries can take full advantage of this. They take in the foreign aid and usually never distribute to the people in need. Sometimes they steal foreign supplies and sell it in the market.
154075
We have a three way tie. East Timor,Somalia, Sierra Leone  all have a Gross Domestic Product per capita of $500
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They are now ranked #5 and it is their highest ranking to date.\n\nThey used to be ranked in the 70s behind island nations but now they have improved considerably.
388666
Laborers? And what are you asking about them? Are you looking for relative that lived in Calcutta and moved to Guiana in 1914? I do not understand your question.
561981
Of course they are different. Look at their societies; Northern have stronger economies, crime is lower, less corruption. Ironic, but it's the same in Europe as it is in north America. Criticise imperialism, but nations that were colonized by GB are better off today than countries colonized by France, Spain, Portugal, and NL. Good, uncorrupted government serves mankind well.
293566
No, it will never be 3rd world. It might slip to 2nd, but I even doubt that because of the high standard of living.
31047
Depends on your definition of richest.  Luxembourg has the highest GDP per capita at $55,1000.  The United States has the most billionaires with 269.  Norway has the highest gross national income per capita at $43,400.