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I don’t know if this is true. But a Korean (south) investor I met last year said that the number of millionaires in China equals the total population of the U.S. Pretty crazy if true.
Seems dubious.
They have a population of approximately 1,350 Millions. The US has 300+ million as of the last census.
That would make nearly a quarter of their population millionaires. According to wikipedia, their average per capita GPD in USD is in the 6,000 dollar range.
They must be counting in some other form of currency than USD to get to the term "millionaire".
The guy was a character and we were intoxicated. He also told me he was an ex Korean fighter pilot, had $100 million he had to invest in the U.S. for his Chinese clients and just bought a $300,000 horse for his 12 year old daughter.
I don’t know if this is true. But a Korean (south) investor I met last year said that the number of millionaires in China equals the total population of the U.S. Pretty crazy if true.
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