In 1980, roughly 40% of the world's population lived in extreme poverty, with less than $2 per day. What is the share today?
92% get this wrongHow many countries (of 195) have some form of social security benefits for people with disabilities?
95% get this wrongOf all people aged 65 or older in high-income countries, how many live below the poverty line?
80% get this wrongHow did the number of deaths per year from natural disasters change over the last hundred years?
84% get this wrongHow many people in the world cook using stoves that don't produce smoke?
77% get this wrongWhat share of the population in high-income countries (like Germany and the USA) live in extreme poverty (with less than $2/day)?
77% get this wrongHow many people worldwide have their basic needs met when it comes to food, water, toilets, electricity, schooling and healthcare?
79% get this wrongOf all people in the world living in extreme poverty, with less than $2 a day, how many live in middle-income countries?
76% get this wrongHow much of the economy of low-income countries comes from money that people send home from abroad?
85% get this wrongGlobally, an income of less than $2 a day is considered extreme poverty. In the Nordics (Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland) national poverty lines are roughly:
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