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Global inequality

With inequality increasing across the world, including within the UK, who are the winners and losers from globalisation?

The rise in global inequality means that the eight richest billionaires in the world between them now control the same amount of wealth as the poorest 50% of the world’s population.

A report published by the charity Oxfam in January 2017 said that the wealth of this small group, led by Microsoft founder Bill Gates, amounts to $426 billion (approximately £350 billion), which is equivalent to the collective wealth of 3.6 billion people.

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