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Study: Income inequailty is at an all time high. In the Bush-era economic expansion, the top 1% of earners accounted for two thirds of income growth -- (link)
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znufrii
Aug 14 '09, 08:35
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/08/14/income-inequality-is-at-a_n_259516.html
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and paid how much of the taxes? -- nm
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zork
Aug 14, 08:40
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as of 2005, 27.6%, on income accounting for 18% of total pretax income. -- nm
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znufrii
Aug 14, 08:49
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and an effective total federal tax rate of about 30% -- nm
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znufrii
Aug 14, 08:51
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though I'm not sure either of those fiugures are relevant to the point that the study is making. -- nm
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znufrii
Aug 14, 08:55
How should we know? Why are you asking us? -- nm
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UBS
Aug 14, 08:49
So? -- nm
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Don Homer
Aug 14, 08:37
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