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If you ask most people whether wealth inequality is getting worse, they’ll probably say yes.
But how much worse is it really — and compared to when?

In this video, we rewind the clock 100 years and compare today’s wealth inequality with the 1920s, using real data from the US, UK, and the global economy. We look at who owns the wealth, how that changed after World War II, and why much of that progress has been reversed in recent decades.

From the Great Compression and the rise of the middle class, to today’s world of billionaires, private jets, soaring house prices and falling social mobility — this video breaks down whether we’re truly heading back to 1920s-level inequality, or if things are more complicated than they seem.

We cover:

How much wealth the top 1% owned in the 1920s vs today

Why inequality fell after WWII — and why it’s rising again

The explosion in billionaire wealth

Why wages, housing, and capital returns matter

Whether rising living standards justify a wider wealth gap

So, is wealth inequality worse than it was 100 years ago?
And if it is — what does that mean for the future?

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