Katherina Davis

Katherina Davis is a journalist specializing in special reports. Her work focuses on presenting data-driven insights into various global issues. In her article 'Ranked: Countries With The Highest Income And Wealth Equality (2024 Report)', she provides information about the countries with the highest income and wealth equality, highlighting factors such as healthcare access, social stability, technological development, and overall economic situation. She also covers other important topics like global death rates in her piece 'Special Reports Ranked: How Many People Die In The World Every Day (2024 Report)'. Davis's work is primarily published on ceoworld.biz where she maintains an active presence.

Biography:  https://ceoworld.biz/author/katherina/

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Recent Articles

Global Wealth Inequality: Burundi vs. Monaco - A Tale of Extremes

Global Wealth Inequality: Burundi vs. Monaco - A Tale of Extremes

Broke On: Tuesday, 30 July 2024 Despite having the highest income and wealth inequality globally, Burundi contrasts with Monaco's near-complete equality. The UBS Global Wealth Report reveals that half of the world's wealth is held by just 1.5% of global adults, with millionaires numbering over 21 million in the US and expected to grow to 25.4 million by 2028. Japan is predicted to surpass China as the second country with the most millionaires, while Taiwan's microchip industry drives global wealth growth due to AI technology.