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Thomas Piketty's research on inequality is shaping global economic policy, with findings cited by the World Bank.

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  1. Piketty analyzes French education funding inadequacy, linking unrest to global inequality.
  2. Piketty's book encouraged global wealth taxes, influencing Elizabeth Warren's proposals, supported by economists Zucman and Saez.

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Thomas Piketty's research on inequality is shaping global economic policy, with findings cited by the World Bank.

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  1. Piketty analyzes French education funding inadequacy, linking unrest to global inequality.1 source
  2. Piketty's book encouraged global wealth taxes, influencing Elizabeth Warren's proposals, supported by economists Zucman and Saez.Sub-event
  3. Piketty's work on inequality is cited by the World Bank to shape global economic policy.1 source

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