Globally, billionaires have an average age of 67.3 years, with some countries reporting averages exceeding 80 years. In nations with substantial tech sectors, younger billionaires emerge, while older billionaires are prevalent in countries like Argentina, Chile, and Japan. Old billionaires are often linked to traditional industries, indicating economic stagnation, as many have maintained influence for decades. In Argentina, the average billionaire exceeds 83 years old, with fortunes built long ago. Countries with older billionaire populations typically showcase wealth dominance in traditional sectors such as mining and real estate.
The average billionaire worldwide is 67.3 years old, but many countries see their billionaires aging into their seventies, eighties, or even nineties.
Countries with the oldest billionaires often have wealth concentrated in traditional industries like mining, real estate, and logistics, reflecting economic stagnation.
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