On December 30, 1994, the World Bank listed the world¡¯s poorest and richest countries. On December 30, 1994, the World Bank published the 1994 World Bank Chart, which stated that eight of the world¡¯s 10 poorest countries were in Africa and two in Asia, respectively. The World Bank Chart showed that the world¡¯s poorest countries were Mozambique, whose gross domestic product per capita was only $60 in 1992, down 25 percent from 1991, and that Ethiopia and Tanzania were the second poorest countries, whose gross domestic product per capita was $110 respectively. Followed by Sierra Leone, Uganda and Nepal, whose gross domestic product per capita was $170 respectively. Furthermore, Bhutan, Guinea, Mumbai, Marawi and Burundi were included. The Chart shows that Switzerland is the world¡¯s richest country, whose