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'''Private equity''' refers to the non-public ownership of [[equity]].  There are prominent individuals in the private equity financing field who oppose [[Trump]] and support [[globalism]].<ref>As such the organization is not listed on a [[stock exchange]] and is not regulated like public [[mutual fund]]s.</ref> Like mushrooms growing in the dark, pro-[[globalism]] private equity has grown to more than $11 trillion by early 2023, and heavily influences politicians from both parties in control of [[Congress]].  [[Trump]] sought to end a special tax loophole for private equity, and its puppets [[Mitt Romney]] and [[Pat Toomey]] retaliated by supporting the second [[impeachment and removal|impeachment]] of Trump even though he had left the [[White House]].  Today private equity owns and controls companies that employ 1 in every 14 workers in the [[U.S.]]<ref name="C">https://theconversation.com/private-equity-when-big-profits-come-at-a-heavy-price-for-human-rights-204653</ref>

'''Private equity''' refers to the non-public ownership of [[equity]].  Private equity firms are not listed on a [[stock exchange]] and are not regulated like public [[mutual fund]]s.  Like mushrooms growing in the dark, pro-[[globalism]] private equity has grown to more than $11 trillion by early 2023, and heavily influences politicians from both parties in control of [[Congress]].  [[Trump]] sought to end a special tax loophole for private equity, and its puppets [[Mitt Romney]] and [[Pat Toomey]] retaliated by supporting the second [[impeachment and removal|impeachment]] of Trump even though he had left the [[White House]].  Today private equity owns and controls companies that employ 1 in every 14 workers in the [[U.S.]]<ref name="C">https://theconversation.com/private-equity-when-big-profits-come-at-a-heavy-price-for-human-rights-204653</ref>

In fact, private equity increasingly:

In fact, private equity increasingly: