China is the most developed country in Asia, which three countries are the poorest?

Speaking of poverty, I believe many people are afraid. Everyone has a natural fear of poverty. Everyone wants to get rich overnight. They all want to live a carefree life and do whatever they want. Let's travel and get married. I am impulsive and do whatever I want. I don't have to worry about making trouble or having no background. However, everyone is afraid of poverty, and countries are no exception. Today, we talk about the poorest countries in Asia.

As we all know, many developing countries in Asia are not as good as other developed countries, so most of the poorest countries in the world are in Asia, and the first one is Nepal in Asia. According to the data, Nepal's per capita GDP is $693, which is at the bottom of the global ranking. Many poor people earn less than $2 a day. The main reason is war. Because of the war, Nepal's economy has not developed, so Nepal's economic income is also very low.

Secondly, Cambodia ranks second. According to the information we have consulted, Cambodia's per capita GDP is less than 10% of the world's GDP, of which more than 8 million people earn less than two dollars a day, which is more than half of Cambodia's population, so it is also an extremely poor country.

The third place is Bangladesh. Six years ago, the per capita GDP of Bangladesh was 904 dollars, and the number of poor people living on less than 2 dollars per day exceeded 75% of the national total, accounting for about 65.438+0.8 billion people. Poverty in Bangladesh is mainly caused by overpopulation and political corruption, which leads to slow economic growth in Bangladesh, and it is still one of the poorest countries in Asia.

So there are a large number of developing countries in Asia itself, some because of war, some because of geography and some because of politics. In short, various factors affect the development of their country.