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- 1Piketty outlines scenario of rising prosperity with falling inequality▼🇪🇺 Piketty’s new global-economy scenario asks a radical question: can prosperity rise while inequality falls? Thomas Pik
Economist Thomas Piketty and the Global Justice Project have modelled a long-term global-economy scenario reaching to 2100 in which average monthly income converges toward €5,000 per person worldwide while annual working hours fall. The core question posed is whether prosperity can rise across the globe while inequality simultaneously declines, a combination the model presents as achievable.
- 2Japan's lessons on prevention in a super-aging society●As the world's first super-aging society, Japan can show how prevention protects health, workers and prosperity. https:/
Japan, the world's first super-aging society, is being presented as a model for how preventive health care can protect an aging population, sustain the workforce and safeguard economic prosperity. Commentators argue that with the largest share of elderly citizens globally, Japan's experience with prevention-focused health policy offers lessons other rapidly aging countries will soon need.
- 3France ranks third worldwide in number of millionaires●"France has third highest number of millionaires in the world" it's just real estate, they are not investing..... Clearl
France has the third highest number of millionaires in the world, according to a report covered by The Local. The finding has drawn skepticism from French readers, who argue the wealth is largely tied up in property values rather than financial investments, reflecting four decades of rising real estate prices rather than a broad culture of investing. Discussion centres on whether paper wealth in housing really reflects prosperity.