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Elon Musk can be the first trillionaire
According to the report of the Informa Connect Academy, which is tracking the largest states, the head of the producing Tesla electric vehicle, the private missile company SpaceX and the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), Ilon Musk, could be the first trillionaire in the world.
According to The Guardian, the conclusions of researchers are based on the fact that the welfare of the mask grew on average by 110% per year. The businessman is also the richest person on the planet, according to the Bloomberg billionaire index. His condition at the moment is 251 billion dollars.
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“We studied data on the pure state of the 30 richest people in the world according to Forbes over the past six years ... Of these 30 people, we have excluded those who have no data in at least five years and, therefore, for whom we cannot calculate the reliable average annual growth rate,” the report said in the section on the research methodology.
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After the Informma Connect Academy calculated the average growth rate of the states of the richest people in the world, the results obtained by the researchers extracted for the next 30 years. “We used this data to predict who and in which year will most likely reach the status of a trillionaire,” the report says.
The study also names other people whose condition in the coming years can reach a trillion. Among them are NVIDIA Executive Director Jensen Juang, Indonesian energy magnate Prajoy Pangest, head of the LVMH holding Bernard Arno and the head of META Mark Zuckerberg. Informa Connect Academy believes that their condition will exceed the trillion dollars until 2030.
According to NBC News, attention to the states of the richest people in the world appeared in 1916, when the first billionaire appeared. It was American John D. Rockefeller, the founder at that time the largest shareholder of Standard Oil.
At the same time, The Guardian writes that many scientists indicate the negative consequences of the accumulation of a large state. For example, 1% of the richest people account for more carbon emissions than 66% of the poorest.
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