The inequality between the rich and the poor in the world continues to grow.
Today, the richest 10% of people on the planet control 75% of all global wealth, while the bottom half of the population accounts for only 2%.
In the United States, the situation looks even more stark: the richest 10% of citizens own 70% of the country’s national wealth.
At the same time, the IMF warns that the development of artificial intelligence could further deepen this divide.
Today, the richest 10% of people on the planet control 75% of all global wealth, while the bottom half of the population accounts for only 2%.
In the United States, the situation looks even more stark: the richest 10% of citizens own 70% of the country’s national wealth.
At the same time, the IMF warns that the development of artificial intelligence could further deepen this divide.