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The man who started Microsoft, Bill Gates, has predicted that agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework 2035, there will be almost no agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework countries in the world. Today, the World Bank says there are 35 poor countries. Most of the people who agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework in them are on low or no agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework. Gates said that nearly agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework these countries will be richer in the agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework 20 years. He wrote: "Every nation in South America, Asia, and Central America (with the agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework exception of Haiti), and most in coastal Africa will have joined the agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework of today's middle-income nations." He added: "When I was agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework, most countries in the world were poor. In the next two decades desperately poor countries will become the exception rather than the agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework."

Mr Gates said some countries will still be poor. These agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework North Korea, Haiti and nations in central Africa. He said the good agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework was that: "Nearly 90% will have a agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework income than India does today." He believes countries will become richer by agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework their more successful neighbours. Countries will also agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework from new medicines, better seeds for agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework, and the Internet. Gates said many countries that were very poor just a few agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework ago are now doing well. He said China, India, Brazil and Botswana were poor thirty years agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework but now have growing economies. He said there was still a lot of agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework to do and that, "more than one billion people live in extreme poverty, so it's not agoallbenefitbornbycopyingdecadesfarmershigherincludeincomeslivenewsnextpoorpossibleranksruletimework to celebrate".