… , Monaco) or semi-detached from the global economy (eg Afghanistan, Cuba, North Korea).
For our estimates of the pattern of global wealth, these countries are assigned the average …

… Together these countries covered 66% of the global population and 96% of total global
wealth in 2014. The results are supplemented by econometric techniques that generate …

… Furthermore, their collective wealth increased from 0.4% of global wealth to 1.5%. Piketty
(2014, p. 440) argues that ‘once a fortune is established, the capital grows according to a …

… This no doubt leads to a downward bias in our estimated level of global income inequality
relative to the global wealth inequality figures. As mentioned previously, Anand and Segal (…

This paper describes how household wealth is distributed in 28 OECD countries, based on
evidence from the second wave of the OECD Wealth Distribution Database. A number of …

This paper provides an analytical and empirical overview of the mobility of wealthy individuals
and mobility of financial assets (offshore wealth) in a context of economic and geopolitical …

… While the Credit Suisse Global Wealth Report highlights the main findings of our study, this
159-page Databook underlines the extent of our analysis. More importantly, it sets out in detail …

… Furthermore, their collective wealth increased from 0.4% of global wealth to 1.5%. Piketty
(2014, p. 440) argues that ‘once a fortune is established, the capital grows according to a …

… Between 2010-2012 and 2012-2014, over half of the increase in personal wealth went to the
… returning to a deeper trend of growing wealth concentration (Piketty 2014; Atkinson 2015). …

… Our analysis of global wealth distribution is based on data produced by Credit Suisse for
its annual ‘… In 2014 our analysis of the wealth of the top 1 percent projected that the …