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I have found this concept quite interesting. I know it is common sense concept, but if you look at it, you would see that the concept of first world country and third world country dont actually exist.
For example if you live in country like USA , you make $5k a month. You pay $2k in rent(in case big cities), $1k on food, $1k misc expenses, $1k for lets say debts. In the end you end up saving nothing.
Now lets say an example of country like belarus. If you can make $1k a month in belarus. You pay $200 a month in rents, $200 food, $100-200 misc expenses, $100-200 for debts. You can end up saving $300-500 a month, which if we go by PPP concept is worth $1500-2500 in savings.
Looking at this concept, i dont feel like first world countries and third world countries should actually be a thing. If you are in first world country you make more money, but your expenses also increase 5-10x.
Just wanted to share it as i think it is quite interesting concept. Many people understand this and move to countries like thailand, or somewhere in asia to save up a lot of money...
For example if you live in country like USA , you make $5k a month. You pay $2k in rent(in case big cities), $1k on food, $1k misc expenses, $1k for lets say debts. In the end you end up saving nothing.
Now lets say an example of country like belarus. If you can make $1k a month in belarus. You pay $200 a month in rents, $200 food, $100-200 misc expenses, $100-200 for debts. You can end up saving $300-500 a month, which if we go by PPP concept is worth $1500-2500 in savings.
Looking at this concept, i dont feel like first world countries and third world countries should actually be a thing. If you are in first world country you make more money, but your expenses also increase 5-10x.
Just wanted to share it as i think it is quite interesting concept. Many people understand this and move to countries like thailand, or somewhere in asia to save up a lot of money...
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