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Growing Inequality in the Name of Development: Debt, Billionaires, and the Question of Democracy

Growing Inequality in the Name of Development: Debt, Billionaires, and the Question of Democracy

Debt and overwhelming billionaire wealth create a single feedback loop, draining public resources and eroding democracy, a political choice, not economic destiny.

Concentration of Wealth, the Shrinking of Democracy, and Deepening Economic Inequality

Concentration of Wealth, the Shrinking of Democracy, and Deepening Economic Inequality

Excessive concentration of wealth and corporate power distorts democratic decision-making and weakens the equal enjoyment of people’s rights.