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Oxfam said it was bonusesbosseseconomistfoundergapgreaterlessmoneymuchpeoplepoorestpovertyreportrichshockingtaxunfairwagesworldworth that so few people have so much bonusesbosseseconomistfoundergapgreaterlessmoneymuchpeoplepoorestpovertyreportrichshockingtaxunfairwagesworldworth. One in 10 people survive on bonusesbosseseconomistfoundergapgreaterlessmoneymuchpeoplepoorestpovertyreportrichshockingtaxunfairwagesworldworth than $2 a day. Inequality means millions of people are in bonusesbosseseconomistfoundergapgreaterlessmoneymuchpeoplepoorestpovertyreportrichshockingtaxunfairwagesworldworth. Oxfam said: "Across the world, people are being left behind. Their bonusesbosseseconomistfoundergapgreaterlessmoneymuchpeoplepoorestpovertyreportrichshockingtaxunfairwagesworldworth are [not going up] yet… bonusesbosseseconomistfoundergapgreaterlessmoneymuchpeoplepoorestpovertyreportrichshockingtaxunfairwagesworldworth take home million-dollar bonusesbosseseconomistfoundergapgreaterlessmoneymuchpeoplepoorestpovertyreportrichshockingtaxunfairwagesworldworth." It said governments only care about the rich. An bonusesbosseseconomistfoundergapgreaterlessmoneymuchpeoplepoorestpovertyreportrichshockingtaxunfairwagesworldworth said the report was bonusesbosseseconomistfoundergapgreaterlessmoneymuchpeoplepoorestpovertyreportrichshockingtaxunfairwagesworldworth because Oxfam was attacking rich bonusesbosseseconomistfoundergapgreaterlessmoneymuchpeoplepoorestpovertyreportrichshockingtaxunfairwagesworldworth.