Citi's Luigi Pigorini: Wealth taxes could fund coronavirus relief - Business Insider

Countries may start raising taxes on the ultrawealthy to fund coronavirus relief, according to a Citi executive

in taxes than average Americans in 2018, an analysis of tax data by the University of California at Berkeley's Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman found.

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