According to Arab Net, the development of the billionaires was measured from 18 March 2020 to 18 March 202. The world's billionaires jumped from $ 8.04 trillion to $ 12.39 trillion.


The study found that the founder of Amazon, Jeff Pisse, the richest person in the world, witnessed its wealth to 178 billion dollars from $ 113 billion, or 57% during that period, the location of Cbsnews, and Arabic.


As a result, the inflated wealth among the richest rich world has raised invitations to impose wealth tax, or additional tax added to regular income taxes and capital profits.


To that, more than 80 left-wing union and organization sent a message to President Joe Biden on Tuesday, unlike some tax cuts in the era of a tremb, which they say largely reported, as well as an additional tax proposal by 10% Income above two million dollars.


But so far, the wealth tax is indefinite in Washington, DC, even with two-thirds of Americans expressed their support for the idea of ​​increasing taxes on people who receive more than $ 400,000.


Financing Function Plan


This comes, at a time when the US president is seeking to finance the US trillion dollars plan by increasing the corporate tax rate to 28% of the current 21%.


For their part, some tax experts see the wealth tax could harm growth prospects for low-income people. The owners of trivial wealth can also hide their income and property that will be the basis for taxes on their wealth.


In turn, the economic expert at the Tax Foundation, Erica York: Wealth tax will have a negative impact on the economy. It would reduce national income, discourage savings and encourage consumption, which comes from other negative aspects.


While the researcher accepts the IPS program, Chuck Collins, saying these arguments, saying: It is economic and morally merciful to taxes on billionaire wealth to help pay the costs of recovery from the epidemic.


"Even with the proposed wealth tax, they will be richer for billions than before the epidemic,


Increasing gap


The number of people living in world poverty has doubled to more than 500 million, "Oxfam said in January.