Yeah, population-wise US is ~4.9x FR (vous voyez), ~61x SG (lah), and ~31x CH (gället).
Then again, scaling by population makes UK outflows look much worse than RU. (it probably puts UK top of the outflows, as scaled CN and IN will be negligible?)
Yes, it would be nice to see these lists be ranked as % of population. Probably some countries would move into these top 10s that aren't there now (and aren't there either if you re-order the given top 10s).
Wouldn't be surprising if there are a few countries where most anyone who strikes it rich takes the 1st flight out.
Top 15 HNWI outflows (2023 forecast), scaled to pop (2022):
Hong Kong -1000 7 -1.43E+02
UK -3200 67 -4.78E+01
Russian Fed. -3000 144 -2.08E+01
South Korea -800 52 -1.54E+01
China -13500 1412 -9.56E+00
South Africa -500 60 -8.33E+00
Brazil -1200 215 -5.58E+00
Mexico -700 128 -5.47E+00
Chile -100 20 -5.00E+00
India -6500 1417 -4.59E+00
Argentina -200 46 -4.35E+00
Vietnam -300 98 -3.06E+00
Ghana -100 33 -3.03E+00
Saudi Arabia -100 36 -2.78E+00
Japan -300 125 -2.40E+00
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Yeah, population-wise US is ~4.9x FR (vous voyez), ~61x SG (lah), and ~31x CH (gället).
Then again, scaling by population makes UK outflows look much worse than RU. (it probably puts UK top of the outflows, as scaled CN and IN will be negligible?)
Yes, it would be nice to see these lists be ranked as % of population. Probably some countries would move into these top 10s that aren't there now (and aren't there either if you re-order the given top 10s).
Wouldn't be surprising if there are a few countries where most anyone who strikes it rich takes the 1st flight out.
rough figures from https://www.henleyglobal.com/publications/henley-private-wea... and https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.POP.TOTL :
Top 15 HNWI outflows (2023 forecast), scaled to pop (2022):
Top 15 HNWI inflows, scaled to pop: