if all the money in the world was divided equally between everyone. how much would each person have?

Answer 1

A great deal more than we have now.
i have seen an estimate that over 90% of the wealth is owned by less that 10% of the people.
That leaves only 10% for the remaining 90% of people.

Answer 2

i think of the question could have been approximately components not money, with the aid of fact money relies upon on substitute expenses. If all the components of the worldwide have been shared the two a minimum of there could be no starvation, besides the reality that that's on no account going to ensue with the aid of greed of folk who've the wealth.

Answer 3

not sure if you mean money as in wealth or income per year. "money" is such a vague term in economics. but if you mean income, then the figure for 2004 was $9500 (total world gdp divided by total world population), that is the most recent, but the current figure is probably similar, as the growth in total gdp would be offset by increasing populations

Answer 4

£42

Answer 5

Thanks for this interesting question !

the poor, would have a lot more than they have now

the rich would have a lot less

the middle classes will get very restless


the buying power of the "poor",
would rise to such a degree,
that those,
who exploit them ( as they will)
will become the very, very rich

heaven knows what the middle classes will do !!!
try to grab back, what they had
from the "poor" i expect

Rest assured, .the imbalance of riches, will be maintained

what a sad world we live in

>^,,^<

Answer 6

Estimate about $5,500. It all depends what you count as "money".

Don't look too hard, as you begin to realise that it's all just a substitute for how comfortable people feel, and that none of it is actually real.

Answer 7

£477:83

Answer 8

you would all owe me 20 bucks each... NOW PAY UP!!


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Answer 9

zero

Answer 10

probably not to much