Global median net wealth is about $2200. Most human beings have positive, not negative, wealth, even if not an awful lot of it. For global wealth info, go to h

Global median net wealth is about $2200. Most human beings have positive, not negative, wealth, even if not an awful lot of it. For global wealth info, go to https://www.credit-suisse.com/us/en/about-us/research/research-institute/global-wealth-report.html https://www.credit-suisse.com/us/en/about-us/research/resear... where you'll find a nicely presented Report and a Databook with more numbers in it. The Databook has a table (Table 2-4) giving estimated median wealth per adult for all the world's countries (or something like all; I haven't checked). Many of the figures are small, but not one is negative. I'm fairly sure these figures are net of debt, but it's not 100% clear. So, just in case, compare those figures with the ones in the previous column, listing debt per adult; the only countries where the debt figure exceeds the wealth figures are (unless I missed some) Brazil, Cyprus, Denmark, Germany (!), Malaysia, Maldives, Sweden, the US. (I believe from other sources that US median net wealth is comfortably positive, which is one reason why I am pretty sure the figures in the "median wealth" column of Table 2-4 are net of debt.)