The weirdest economical facts

The weirdest Economical Facts:-

Some of the healing facts are often hidden underneath untouched and unbrushed sources. So here we have the top 10 interesting and surprising economical facts which will intimate you to think over it.

Facts

• If you invested $100 in Microsoft in 1986, instead of buying a version of window 1.0, it would be worth $ 46,400 today.
• Youth is considered as a backbone to set up the economy of any country. Over half of the Indian population is below 25 years. By 2020, the average age of India is expected to have 29 years.
• The number of investors who check their stocks drop by about 8.7% after a market decline in comparison to market increase. A researcher called it an “ostrich effect”.
• According to economic a survey in India, there are 7 taxpayers for every 100 voters.
• Apple’s cash and investment are now more than that to the GDP of Vietnam and Iraq.
• India may have grown to become the world ‘s 5^th largest economy in spite we have only one bank in the list of global top 100 which is SBI bank according to the economical survey.
• Japan’s working-age the population is on track  to decline from 62.6% of its population in 2012 to just 49.1% by 2050.
• Dell has spent more money on shares repurchases than it earned throughout its life as a public company.
• The world’s first bank was Monte Dei Paschi di Siena, founded in 1472 and headquartered in Tuscany, Italy.
• Zimbabwe has experienced the worst inflation in the world 6.5 sextillions per cent in Nov 2008.