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How tall are the walls?

New · companion piece One map, two walls The 2009 Walled World map, laid over this index OPEN ▸
Simple World MapAuthor: Al MacDonald Editor: Fritz Lekschas License: CC BY-SA 3.0 ID: ISO 3166-1 or "_[a-zA-Z]" if an ISO code is not available
map: flekschas · CC BY-SA 3.0
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A world map with the rich world's perimeter and this index's tallest walls laid over each other.
Companion piece

One map, two walls

Theo Deutinger drew the wall on the outside of wealth in 2009, and put one figure under it: 14% of the world generates 73% of its income. The ledger says he was right. This index’s top band holds 75.7% of world income today — and the two maps disagree about exactly one country.

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A wall of ten labelled bricks, each stamped with the date it was laid.
Companion reading

Ten bricks, no vote

Nobody votes on the wall. People vote, if at all, on a brick. Face match, a freezable ledger on private rails, identity at the door, one biometric stream: ten mechanisms that raise the state’s reach into a phone, all ten laid, in places this index scores 8 and 9.

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