A big step up from India, residents of Mexico need $383,000 (£307.2k) to qualify for the nation's richest 1%. Back in 2016, PwC suggested that Mexico City would be the seventh richest city in the world by 2025 with a GDP of $745 billion. Although this now seems very unlikely – the COVID-19 pandemic caused the city's GDP to dip, and it's since recovered to around $164.3 billion (£131bn) – the majority of Mexican wealth is undeniably located in the capital.
Elsewhere in the country, it's a different story. According to data compiled by Statista, 55.7 million Mexicans, roughly twice the population of Mexico City, are currently living in economic hardship ranging from 'below the subsistence level' to 'extreme'.