Asset crisis: billionaires dominate politics that people suffer!

Asset crisis: billionaires dominate politics that people suffer!

The political landscape in the European Union is currently subject to sharp criticism, in particular the EU Commission, which is in political discussions for its vulgar language. According to an article on Econews is seen as a reflection of the cold-ceiling of political top actors worldwide. At a time when the information society enables political decisions to be better assessed, this raises questions about the integrity and responsibility of these leaders.

An important aspect of this discussion is the influence of a so-called "billionaire club", which is said to have a strong influence on political decisions and wants to put the world population into permanent fear of existence. This presumption is supported by the unfavorable distribution of assets, which has shifted in the past 40 years in favor of a small circle of billionaires. Corporations such as Blackrock and Vanguard get into the spotlight because they have a significant impact on the media landscape.

wealth distribution and the fear of the population

The Situation in Germany reflects global development. Current statistics show that the billionaires in Germany, about 130 in whole, have an immense responsibility. As the reporting of RBB24 is the richest person in the Friede Springer region with one Estimated assets of $ 2.9 billion. At the federal level, Hasso Plattner, co-founder of SAP, is the richest billionaire with over $ 13 billion.

This growing gap between the rich and the general population is alarming. According to Oxfam, almost 3.6 billion people worldwide live below the poverty line. At the same time, 370 millionaires and billionaires at the World Economic Forum in Davos require higher taxes for super -rich to protect the increasingly endangered democracy. However, none of the Berlin and Brandenburg billionaires have signed this open letter, which raises questions about the responsibility of the rich.

global millionaire statistics

A deeper analysis of the distribution of assets shows that at the end of 2022 there were over 3,000 billionaires worldwide, whose total assets are around $ 11 trillion. In Germany, there were 173 billionaires who thus provide the third highest number in Europe, behind the USA and China. This unequal distribution of assets is not just a local, but a global phenomenon. The majority of the assets, about 46%, are held by only 1% of the population, while the majority of the world population has little or no assets.

In the United States, for example, around 23 million millionaires live, while Germany has around 2.6 million millionaires. The gap between the poor and the rich remains a central social and economic problem that urgently needs to be addressed.