Tax, trade and debt
The global economy generates extreme wealth and power for corporations and the already super-rich, while keeping billions in poverty. We are campaigning to transform our global economy – through a tax on the wealth of the super-rich, for a global system to tackle corporate tax-dodging, and for trade deals that work for people, not corporations. We stand in solidarity with Global South calls to cancel foreign debts that trap countries in poverty.
Explainers
News and Analysis
Why we need to fix global tax rules!
5 things Rockhopper case tells us about ECT's threat to climate justice
5 Reasons why ECT 'modernisation' is corporate greenwashing
Reports
The super-rich whose fortunes come from the food and energy sectors have seen their wealth surge during the cost-of-living crisis – increasing three or four times more than the wealth of other super-rich individuals.
Extreme wealth hoarding by the super-rich has a devastating impact.
The UK must restrict trade and investment with Israel to comply with its legal obligations to deter genocidal acts and to ensure the UK is not aiding Israel’s unlawful occupation of Palestinian territory.
Part three of War on Want's three-part global economy series, exploring how debt, trade and tax contribute to continuing poverty and injustice around the world.