World’s richest shake off crisis in record setback to inequality


THE world is witnessing the greatest rise in inequality on record, with the poorest likely to feel the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic for years to come while the "mega rich” have already bounced back, according to Oxfam.

That’s the conclusion from a report by the charity, which charts the wealth effects of the deepest slump since the Global Financial Crisis as widespread shutdowns of businesses lead to rising unemployment.

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Oxfam , mega rich , inequality , Covid-19

   

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