Who's got the moneys?! Not you, probably, hahahah! WASHINGTON — Around one percent of households have 39 percent of the globe's wealth according to a study published Tuesday, pointing to increased inequalities in the wake of the global downturn. The number of millionaire households across the globe increased 12 percent in 2010, according to The Boston Consulting Group report, increasing millionaires' share of wealth from 37 percent in 2009.
Looks like all those cardboard boxes I've been hording is finally going to pay off. I will rule the real estate market of the future! Bwahahaha cough cough.
Quite the opposite. Health care is a luxury in the libertardian paradise.
Go see "The Last Mountain". That'll really cheer you up.
Looks like all those cardboard boxes I've been hording is finally going to pay off. I will rule the real estate market of the future! Bwahahaha cough cough.
Zing!
"To the guillotines, comrades!"
What makes you think you'll play the standing-up role?
40%? Well no wonder they're all upset and screaming for more tax cuts ... they aren't even halfway there!
Better hookers and drugs? Now I want to be rich.
So <i>that&#039;s</i> the &quot;return to the gold standard&quot; I keep hearing about.
Well I hope they only get the food and electricity <i>after</i> indulging in some sweet, sweet evil psychology, no matter what the cost.
I should have majored in &#039;millionaire&#039; instead of English literature.
I think another thing people would be interested in knowing is how much of that 40% was through inheritance.
The real cost involved is for the cigarettes afterward.
Did you mean otiose or odious? Six of one....
Speaking as a sweet, sweet evil psychologist, I concur.
Well, I&#039;m sure the poorest 15% of so would only waste any extra money they might get, on food or electricity or some such frivolity.
Fox spin: number of millionaires on the rise around the globe!