
Originally published byThe Guardian
A 2% levy on fortunes above ยฃ100m โ with no exemptions โ could begin to reverse decades of rising inequality
Andy Burnham and Wes Streeting have sought to blunt the Green leader Zack Polanskiโs popularity with a hint that a government run by either of them, should they win a Labour leadership race, would favour a tax of some kind on the wealthy.
With SpaceXโs stock market launch on Friday sending Elon Muskโs fortune to the stars, it is clear to most people that the worldโs super-rich are running away with the lionโs share of the spoils and there is not much left for anyone else.
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