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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Research published through Cambridge University Press shows that admiration for the mega-rich, and related meritocracy or system-justifying beliefs, reduces support for redistribution and progressive taxation, including among lower-income groups.
52% : A targeted 2 percent annual tax on billionaire wealth, as modeled by Zucman and cited by Oxfam and reported by The Washington Post, would raise approximately $250 billion per year, which could fund public goods or cost-of-living relief while modestly trimming the tail.
51% : A cultural shift away from grand man narratives and toward systemic accounts of progress raises support for progressive taxation in experimental settings, creating a softer check on the spillovers of billionaire worship.
43% : That produces approximately $1.3 to $1.35 trillion in gross assets, and after accounting for exercise costs, taxes, and loans, net worth hovers just below, but may not surpass, the $1 trillion mark.

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