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China share of World Poverty - World Bank (WDI) (2017)
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World 2013 11.0 0 0 World not including China 2013 0 0 12.0 China 2013 0 1.0 0 World not including China 2012 0 0 13.0 China 2012 0 6.0 0 World 2012 12.0 0 0 World 2011 14.0 0 0 World not including China 2011 0 0 14.0 China 2011 0 7.0 0 World 2010 16.0 0 0 China 2010 0 11.0 0 World not including China 2010 0 0 16.0 China 2008 0 14.0 0 World not including China 2008 0 0 18.0 World 2008 18.0 0 0 China 2005 0 18.0 0 World not including China 2005 0 0 20.0 World 2005 20.0 0 0 World not including China 2002 0 0 23.0 World 2002 25.0 0 0 China 2002 0 31.0 0 China 1999 0 40.0 0 World not including China 1999 0 0 24.0 World 1999 28.0 0 0 World not including China 1996 0 0 25.0 China 1996 0 42.0 0 World 1996 29.0 0 0 China 1993 0 57.0 0 World 1993 33.0 0 0 World not including China 1993 0 0 27.0 China 1990 0 66.0 0 World not including China 1990 0 0 26.0 World 1990 35.0 0 0 China 1987 0 60.0 0 World 1987 35.0 0 0 World not including China 1987 0 0 27.0 World not including China 1984 0 0 28.0 China 1984 0 75.0 0 World 1984 39.0 0 0 World not including China 1981 0 0 29.0 China 1981 0 88.0 0 World 1981 42.0 0 0 -
Definitions:
Our definition of poverty is defined using World Bank's poverty headcount. People are considered poor if they live with less than 1.90$ per day (2011 int $ PPP). For more information on how the OurWorldInData team defines poverty following the World Bank's definitions see our entry on "Global Extreme Poverty".
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Sources
Data Published By: World Bank (World Development Indicators)
Data publisher source:World Bank (Development Research Group). PovcalNet
