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Inequality in the Netherlands is much greater than previously thought

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BVs play hide and seek to avoid taxes and labor laws. The richest one percent of households own thirty percent of all private wealth.

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Inequality in the Netherlands is much greater than previously thought

BVs play hide and seek to avoid taxes and labor laws. The richest one percent of households own thirty percent of all private wealth.

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Inequality in the Netherlands is much greater than previously thought

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Inequality in the Netherlands is much greater than previously thought

Inequality in the Netherlands is much greater than previously thought

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