Economist Thomas Piketty addressed India’s extreme inequality, second only to South Africa. He advocated for a 2% wealth tax on the ultra-rich to fund public services and broaden the tax base, citing China’s success with increased tax revenue and reduced inequality. He emphasized India’s potential for faster growth and poverty reduction with less inequality.
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