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Since 1950, the world has been on an unprecedented path of technological and economic convergence, and the gains have been much broader than income alone. Throughout the developing world, life expectancy has been rising, years of schooling have increased, rates of extreme poverty have been falling, and employment has been shifting away from manual
... See moreDuring the 180 years from 1820 to 2000, world output per person increased roughly eleven times, leading to an equally dramatic fall in the global rate of extreme poverty—from around 90 percent in 1820 to roughly 10 percent as of 2015.
Considerable development took place in the decades after World War II and, more recently, following the end of the Cold War. The proportion of people living in extreme poverty (defined as those living on less than $1.90 per day) is down from 40–50 percent of the world’s population fifty years ago and more than one-third of the population as recentl
... See moreJe crois que les derniers à sortir de l’extrême pauvreté seront les fermiers les plus pauvres, ceux qui vivent sur des terres à bas rendement, et au milieu ou à proximité de conflits militaires. Cela représente aujourd’hui probablement 200 millions de personnes, dont seulement un peu plus de la moitié vivent en Afrique. Il est certain que leurs per
... See morewhile the proportion of Africans living in extreme poverty has declined, due to rapid population growth the number of Africans living in extreme poverty has increased by over 100 million over the past quarter century.
Non, nous sommes tristes. Sur nos écrans de télévision de niveau 4, nous continuons à voir des gens vivant dans l’extrême pauvreté, et c’est comme si rien n’avait changé. Des milliards de gens ont échappé à la misère, sont devenus des consommateurs et des producteurs pour le marché mondial, des milliards de gens ont réussi à se glisser du niveau 1
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