Which first world country do you think is closest to the borderline?
Romania
Portugal
>>52280187
To answer OPs question looking at this map I'd rather say India
>>52280117
Greece if it's even first world.
>>52280117
Portugal if serious.
U.K. Otherwise
Are we taking into account the country as a whole or even just particular regions? Poland in the first case, Italy in the second.
>>52280117
anything in south america
>>52280859
Majority of south america is clearly not first world
>>52280934
oh I meant like he ones that claim they are first world are on the brink of not belonging
finland
Libya used to be very close to the developed borderline. Alas, Gaddafi went into that good night and with him his country's hope that it would be any less a shithole than its neighbours.
>>52281020
Fair enough, i wouldnt consider any south american country first world, maybe second world if thats a thing. i feel like 3 rankings isnt enough, because its not fair to call Argentina or Chile third world, even though they arent first
>>52281143
second world meant communist nations/countries in their sphere of influence but yeah the whole scale is pretty outdated
>>52281314
That's why the developed/developing/undeveloped nomenclature is in use.
