industrial nations which stands at just one hundred and forty five billion dollars now earlier shallot becker from oxfam germany joined me here in the studio and i asked her what's going wrong when tackling the issue of inequality. two things that are going wrong mainly it is the tax avoidance widens large scale text avoidance by the super rich and by corporations and it is also corporations that are paying wages that are often hardly enough to survive you mentioned the example of the seamstress in bangladesh something goes wrong here because we have excessive personal gains and profits at the top but at the bottom there's just nothing that critics of course which turn around and they do turn around some of those and say ok but just because a rich person doesn't help a poor person in another part of the world so how is that correlation working out for you well there is a correlation in so far that if corporations are not paying wages that a decent or that enough to make a living all over the world there is a correlation with the super rich who own corporations and the poor of half of the huma