Wealth tax
The UK should impose an annual tax of 1% on each UK-resident individual's worldwide net wealth above £10 million, including property, pensions, financial assets and private-business interests, after deducting debts.
NoYes
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The standard US federal minimum wage for covered, non-tipped workers aged 20 or older should be increased to at least $15 per hour within five years of enactment.
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Grey Belt housing
When an English local authority cannot otherwise meet its assessed housing need, national planning policy should require it to permit housing development on suitable 'grey belt' land, with at least 50% of the homes designated as affordable housing.
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