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A 23% plunge in personal wealth leaves this country trailing its global peers

The average wealth per person has rapidly dropped in this country — and it’s not looking good compared with other developed markets.

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A 23% plunge in personal wealth leaves this country trailing its global peers
The average wealth per person has rapidly dropped in this country — and it’s not looking good compared with other developed markets.
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