Wealth of global top 1% grew by $42 trillion over past decade: Oxfam
- Oxfam reports the world's richest 1% gained $40 trillion over the last decade, significantly more than the wealth of the poorest 50% combined.
- Max Lawson of Oxfam stated, “Inequality has reached obscene levels,” urging G20 leaders to address this issue.
- Oxfam recommends a minimum 2% tax on global billionaires, potentially raising $200-$250 billion annually.
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'Disgusting': Global 1% Captured $42 Trillion in New Wealth Over Past Decade
The richest sliver of the global population hauled in more than $40 trillion in new wealth over the past decade as countries around the world cut taxes for those at the very top, supercharging inequality that poses a dire threat to democracy and the planet.An Oxfam analysis released Thursday ahead of a meeting of G20 finance ministers estimated that over the past 10 years, the global 1% has accumulated $42 trillion in new wealth. That's "nearly …
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