> a report that argues global inequality has reached such extremes that urgent action has become essential. This is always stated like if that was an obvious f

> a report that argues global inequality has reached such extremes that urgent action has become essential. This is always stated like if that was an obvious fact that somehow "action is needed" against the richest, but is it? Does it matter that a few individuals are multi-billionaires (usually because of the notional value of shares they own)? I would say that it does not. What matters is how the majority and the poorest are faring, which is orthogonal.