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world without exception is a global energy to information really cost of the food as well. or is it for our coupon document free the renewables revenue, so jobs november 25th dw, the challenging china. so world wide influence a use global gateway initiative aims to invest billions in infrastructure fabi on your of the kind of really competes with aging research as go over a world wide tax on 1000000000 as well. we'll ask them if that plan could ever actually happen. it says database nissan robots, info and welcome to the program. is the use response to belt and road. but as china

is massive global infrastructure project box, it's 10 anniversary. brussels is just completing its 1st global gateway summit. the use of 60 thought, the 66000000000 yours has been placed to projects around the world so far with more to come. as the do we use rosie budget reports, bridges ports on hydro, electric dams. these are all parts of brussels latest page to compete with beijing . it's called google gateway, a part of infrastructure investment funds design to rival china as belts and road initiative. as make your opinion, the most attractive partner for developing economies, racing to expand from many countries around the world. investment options are not only limited, but they all come with a lot of small print and sometimes with a very high price. sometimes it is the environment that pays the price.

sometimes it is workers. no country should be faced with a situation in which the only option as to finance this essential infrastructure is to sell its future. as a host of world leaders descended on brussels this week. the you signed screeds of new deals, a renewable energy package with bond goodish critical role materials contracts with the d r c. and some via the plan for fiber optic connectors in egypt. but some wonder who benefits most from this approach, which is that essentially about pushing private investment in the global south. and the problem with that private investment is it's going to specific sectors which essentially europe has an interest for it's green transition. a lot of it will go to large transnational corporations rather than the small and the micro industries

will really should be the engines of kind of the most sustainable development, the 300000000000 euros pond for the use. global gateway initiative is also dwarfed by the estimated one trillion beijing is pouring into belton road and in brussels. many leaders stress the need for more investment left fits is, i mean, yeah. then dvd to the is $1400000000.00 individuals on the territory of more than 15000000 square kilometers. and we have to do every single drinking water, electricity, roads. we need to build that old. i'm is the you, the member states, the whole, the private sector through blending, defend the leverage effect. we can raise much more financing the can also. so well this week somebody may have helped brussels build bridges on a competitive geo political playing field. the funding itself may be too little, too late. rising, graduated with that report that as a rosie joins is from brussels now, rosie, what's the reaction been from lead to is gathered, why you all this week as well?

it's been a really optimistic approach overall. we heard plenty of the leaders, they're really trying to sort of sell their country as an investment destination. so for example, the prime minister of bangladesh gave a speech in which she was talking about her transport links and the geographic location of the country. hard that could you could incentivize and say investors. similarly, we heard from lucky sol present of senegal. we heard not report talking about the abundant potential resources, clean energy potential of the african continent. of course, that's important. those leaders because the summit has also included private sector investors. however, there has been a lot of criticism of this initiative over the past couple of years since it was 1st the nice, but it's perhaps a bit unclear that there isn't a clarity on the government structures. the results of criticism early on that it was just existing funding being moved about in budgets. and of course, that's something that leaders and gathers and process will of who has come from the summit is that there is a clear path note for investors because of course,

the process really wants to get this scheme of the growth. and we heard that from the leaders that were gathered in process, they really need also private sector investment as well as public funds. we've talked a lot about how this is the reading, trying to rival china on global in infrastructure. i mean, is it succeeding in doing that? yeah, well that's where the, the worst kept secret and brussels. you will never hear the official saying on the record. they're trying to rival china, but it's really there in the background of every speech there make you. we've heard that from earth level underline saying, some countries offer loans, but with strings attached so that you can't really compete when it comes to the financial muscle. we've seen that with the 300000000000 euro approach, but it's much less than what china has been offering in terms of its own built and wrote initially for what brussels is really trying to do is saying this is a values based approach that it's offering a different way and of course the, the, the implications there, the unspoken accusation is that china has essentially gotten countries into a debt trap through its own built and roads initiative, investments. all that somebody of course it facing with an eye. and this gathering,

of course, comes just the we got to china with celebrating belts and roads. how did the 2 gatherings combat a quite a different mood, at least 2 gatherings. so it's important to say that some of the countries are represented in both of these big initiatives and particularly important to say that they include some e u countries. for example, the home during prime minister victoria yvonne was about me to get china. i'm was picture checking hands, just let him you're preaching, which is really cool. is a bit of a store here in brussels. of course the you has as, as slots a slew of sanctions on brush over its invasion of ukraine. so the geopolitics, i run goal this very clear to see both here in buffalo, the summit, of course, also in china when it comes to belt and roads initiative. and these 2 rivals schemes are exhibited in brussels for us. thank you very much. i. let's take a look at some of the other global business stories that are making the news. european central bank is broken and the streak of interest rates rise is keeping them on hold for the 1st time since july 20, 2210 interest rate hikes in

a row merit of the central banks around the world. and with design to cub inflation, which is more than ha, in the past year, the us economy heated up in the 3rd quarter of this year with gdc gravitating 4.9 percent government agents as a resilient job market with boosted consumers spending the pump to g d, p is likely to ease phase of the us something into recession that it tries to bring down inflation. now, government could raise up to $250000000000.00 annual annually if they impose a global tax on billy. and as that's according to the latest report from independent research group, the u tax observatory, it says that 1000000000 has currently pay less personal tax them tax as more modest means, because they can talk their wealth and shell companies as a way to avoid income tax. they claim that a 1000000000 a tax could raise financing for the energy transition and payoff debt wrapped up

during the content. but we can now speak to gabriel's oakland who is one of the authors of the e u tax observatories report. thanks a lot for being with us. i guess we should start with the issue of why 1000000000 as all paying so little compared to the wealth in tex? a yes indeed, that's one of the main findings of the repulse. when you look at the global b and there's the tax payments, indigo to income tax plus whatever taxes when they exist, add up to only 0 to 0.5 percent of the width. very little. the reason for that is that when you're very well, fee is very easy to structure your wealth, such that your wealth generates very little taxable income. we've seen that in the west, in 2021 with the regulations from the us media proclivity care that showed how narrows night. jeff bezos are, you know,

most often times pay 0 or most 0 in indeed your income tax. but the same problem exists in many other countries. so what's the tax observatories proposition, how you can actually change that? the most logical way to address the problem would be to have a minimum taxes on a global deal narrows express directly as a function of wealth. so we propose to create a global minimum of west tax of 2 per cent meaning being and as would have to pay at least 2 percent of the wealth in texas. each year, less than $20000.00 people wouldn't be effective group id because or less than $3000.00 b b o narrows. but because the very rich, this tax could generate a lot of tax revenue, we estimate that it could generate almost $250.00 an additional tax revenue growth to why a wealth tax rather than an income tax like everyone else is paying. because for

a very rich people, the notion of income is not very well defined. they can structurally that wealth such that such as to rebuild very to income. but the notion of wealth on the contrary is with very well defined. if you're deal now i means that the total market value of your assets. net of y'all, debts is more than wouldn't be young daughter or something, a wouldn't be an euros. that's why and it's critically important. the minimum tax on video now should be expressed as a function of width. but it's what is what i want to get down to is how realistic this proposal actually is. i mean, if we look at the level of minimum corporate tax, for example, yes. a 140 countries have set that, that route for it. but as it's been moving through that process, it's been more down somewhat and it's so come, a struggle is started off as a struggle. why do you think the, the, your taxes, any more realistic?

so 1st of all, it's important to acknowledge that we know that global, called the 19 minimum tax rates, all possible because in 2021 more than $140.00 countries agreed on an email tax of 15 percent from the international companies. now you're absolutely right and you need, this is one of the main findings of the repo that these tax has a impulse and problems. it has loopholes that have been cry. you're the introduced seems twins 21. that's why we think it's important to explain how with minimum tax and via narrows i should wear. but the point i want to make that's most important is i think we can replicate what's been done from 19 nationals from the west individuals. it should be the priority on the international tax refund, the agenda for the coming years. and while at the same time avoiding the controls of what was done, a family connection horse and the main program. the main from the main reason where

the agreement from international is, is not satisfactory, is because we started from the prime is that, that should become sense. so that definitely be unanimity that for countries for degree. if you do that, it amounts to beginning of the to a power tax havens. i think a bit to process is for some countries on groups of countries to unity that trudy implement the minimum tags on the condition of those. i'll be good now and then dishes one, and then these can pave the way to make me fall and be shows global agreements. a fabulous like man from the new text observatory there. and that's all for this edition of the to be business until next time. take the

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