Despite efforts by the World Bank, the pandemic has resulted in a "Reversals of Fortune" $-$ extreme poverty has increased after many decades and shared prosperity has declined. All the following are correct implications of this trend EXCEPT:

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Many of the "New Poor" are from countries in South Asia, such as India

Extreme poverty in Sub$-$Saharan Africa declined as the younger population in the region is more immune to COVID$19$

Shared prosperity $($which has declined$)$ refers to the growth in income of a country's poorest $40\%$

There are over $100$ million additional people who will be living on less than $$1\mathrm{.}90$ a day