Research
See our latest work on the extreme wealth line
One of two working papers published by London School of Economics' International Inequalities Institute on the case for an extreme wealth line, in both conceptual and motivational terms. Commissioned by the Extreme Wealth Line Initiative.
The second of two working papers published by London School of Economics' International Inequalities Institute discusses how to establish an extreme wealth line as a social indicator, drawing on lessons from the last century of scholarship on poverty definition and measurement. Commissioned by the Extreme Wealth Line Initiative.
A report looking at the risks extreme wealth poses to seven domains of life - democracy, media, law, economy, social cohesion, equality and the environment.
Research on the attitudes of political figures, policy experts, and millionaires on a threshold for harmful wealth.
Translated for partners and stakeholders in Brazil. Research on the attitudes of political figures, policy experts, and millionaires on a threshold for harmful wealth.
Opinions of over 2,900 millionaires across G20 countries on the impact of the super rich on the stability of democracies, control of the media and social media, justice systems, and political integrity.