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→Middle-income trap
*[[Middle-income trap#India and the middle-income trap#India and the middle-income trap|India and the middle-income trap]]
*[[Middle-income trap#India and the middle-income trap#India and the middle-income trap|India and the middle-income trap]]
*[[Middle-income trap#Philippines is projected to move from a lower middle-income country to an upper middle-income country. Philippines and the middle-income trap|Philippines is projected to move from a lower middle-income country to an upper middle-income country. Philippines and the middle-income trap]]
*[[Middle-income trap#Philippines is projected to move from a lower middle-income country to an upper middle-income country. Philippines and the middle-income trap|Philippines is projected to move from a lower middle-income country to an upper middle-income country. Philippines and the middle-income trap]]
== Former high-income countries that are now middle-income countries ==
Former high-income countries and the year(s) during which they held such classification is/are shown in parentheses.<ref>"[http://databank.worldbank.org/data/download/site-content/Trac.xls comparison with the previous fiscal year]". World Bank. Retrieved 2018-04-22.</ref>
*[[Argentina]] (2014, 2017)
*[[Equatorial Guinea]] (2007–14)
*[[Mauritius]] (2019)
*[[Mayotte]] (1990)
*Netherlands Antilles (1994–2009)
*[[Palau]] (2016–20)
*[[Russia]] (2012–14, 2022)
*[[Venezuela]] (2014)
== References ==
== References ==