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C. South Korea’s fertility rate of 0.76 births per woman is the lowest of any sovereign nation. China, Japan, and Thailand have higher fertility rates than Singapore, but they are all still well below the population replacement rate of 2.1. Fertility rates in low-income countries are more than three times higher than those in high-income nations.
A. Bermuda’s annual gross income per person was $129,100, compared with $126,190 in Singapore, $81,740 in Iceland, $99,180 in Ireland, and $60,490 in Malta. Burundi in East Africa ranked as the poorest nation, with a gross national income of only $1,200 per person. It has a fertility rate of 4.57 births per woman.
B. Iceland ranked first on the UN Human Development Index, followed by Norway, Switzerland, and Denmark. Singapore ranked 13th, and the United States ranked 17th on the 2023 list of 193 nations.
C. The 0.19-square-mile Vatican City has a population of less than 1,000 people – half older than the median age of 56.21 and half younger. Tiny Monaco is the second-oldest nation, with a median of 53.11 years. Singapore, the largest and most independent city-state, has a median age of 36.77 years, which is younger than the United States' median of 38.71 years.