Gary Stevenson: The rich will bankrupt us all
Ex top trader warns a tax on the super rich is the only way to prevent an impending economic crisis.
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Gary Stevenson is a former city trader who made millions from betting on growing inequality. With his YouTube Channel @GarysEconomics he now campaigns to end the very thing he made money from. He's written a book called ‘The Trading Game: A Confession’ about his experiences in finance and what drove him to leave a life where he earnt millions a year.
He warns that without a tax on the super rich, wealth inequality will continue to increase, leaving the majority of us much worse off.
You can order Gary’s book here: https://amzn.to/3SJGXeM
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