Wealth Distribution Impact Dashboard

Why This Matters for USA: The USA has fiscal autonomy post-Trump era and can implement wealth redistribution independently without international negotiation. Federal structure enables rapid rollout across all 50 states. Current Gini of 0.83 represents extreme inequality—moving 33 points toward equilibrium generates $1.65T in additional annual growth potential. The USA can be a first-mover, demonstrating success for other developed economies.

Why This Matters for UK: Post-Brexit, the UK has fiscal autonomy without EU constraints. Current Gini of 0.73 (better than USA) means the UK is 23 points closer to equilibrium—requiring less redistribution for similar growth gains. Unique advantage: coordinate with Gibraltar as financial hub for digital wealth protocols. UK can pioneer fintech-enabled redistribution mechanisms. Path to optimal equilibrium fastest among G7 economies.

Why This Matters for EU: The EU is already closest to optimal inequality (Gini 0.58 vs 0.73-0.83 for UK/USA). This means: (1) Already better distributed baseline, (2) Only 10 points to optimal, (3) Can implement fine-tuning rather than radical restructuring. Coordination complexity across 27 nations is significant, BUT European institutions (EC, EP, ESM) already exist for implementation. EU demonstrates highest upside if executed: 447M people, $18T GDP, potential for harmonized digital redistribution via EU digital identity frameworks.