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London mayor Sadiq Khan wants to boost shared ownership and says he will give priority to people who have been renting privately for more than five years.

A spokesman for the World Bank said Mr Alston's report had misrepresented its position on human rights:  "Human rights principles are essential for sustainable development and are consistently applied in our work to end poverty and boost shared prosperity.

Boris Johnson said the first scheme would boost shared ownership and help home seekers on lower incomes.

Some international energy development experts suggest the shift at the helm of the World Bank may actually help the organization accomplish Dr. Kim's twin goals to end extreme poverty by 2030 and boost shared prosperity among the poorest 40% around the world.

At stake is our fight to eradicate extreme poverty and boost shared prosperity.

"Indeed, human rights principles essential for sustainable development are consistently applied in our work to end poverty and boost shared prosperity".

Gender equality is also central to the World Bank Group's own goals of ending extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity in a sustainable manner.

Over the past decade, Latin America and the Caribbean have made tremendous progress in reducing poverty and in boosting shared prosperity.

"Investing in children is critical to eradicating poverty, boosting shared prosperity and creating a more equitable future," Mr Benes said.

Low rates may boost shares and property, but ordinary Germans shun such assets.

In America QE helped boost share prices and drove down borrowing costs for companies.