Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Oxfam Report: World's Top 26 Billionaires Own As Much As Poorest 50 Percent



Daily Mail: The world's richest 26 billionaires now have as much money as the poorest 3.8bn people on the planet, figures show

* Oxfam report claims the 26 richest people in the world control £1.1trillion
* Report says 26 people have as much wealth as 3.6billion poorest combined
* The charity was criticised for alleged flaws in its report and for pushing a hard-Left agenda that goes beyond its remit as a fundraising body

Just 26 billionaires now own as much wealth as the poorest 3.8billion people – half the world's population – combined, according to Oxfam.

A new report by the charity says the 26 richest men and women in the world control a combined £1.1trillion – equal to everything owned by the bottom 50 per cent of all people.

But Oxfam was criticised for alleged flaws in its report and for pushing a hard-Left agenda that goes beyond its remit as a fundraising body.

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WNU Editor: The Oxfam report is here .... Public Good Or Private Wealth? (Oxfam)

More News On Oxfam's Latest Report On Wealth

Oxfam says world wealth gap widening, advocates fairer taxes -- AP
The top 26 billionaires own $1.4 trillion — as much as 3.8 billion other people -- CNN
Report: World's 26 richest own as much as poorest 50 percent -- France 24
Oxfam releases global inequality report amid ongoing controversy -- DW
The World's 26 Richest People Have As Much Wealth as the Poorest 50 Percent of Humanity, Report Says -- Newsweek
World's rich grew by $2.5B a day in 2018 as poor's wealth dropped, Oxfam claims -- UPI
Oxfam: World's richest 26 own same wealth as poorest half -- Al Jazeera
Who are the world's richest people? The 26 individuals including Amazon boss Jeff Bezos and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg who have as much wealth as the poorest 3.8billion -- Daily Mail

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

The Poors owned.

I would suggest the harvesting the poor, the elderly and the infirm for their various bodily nutrients and oils. $$$$$Billions could be made converting the useless eaters into high-protein animal feeds, industrial lubricants and building materials such as insulation for low-income housing.

Anonymous said...

This is a very unjust world

Anonymous said...

Great idea, glad you thought of it.