Gallup Finds Tax Payers Seek Fair Rates Across Income Levels
A Gallup survey for the American Institute of Public Opinion reports about six in ten taxpayers say taxes are too high. It shows the public would set lower rates for the rich and higher for middle earners, with a typical family of four at $3,000 income paying about $60 next year if the public set rates, versus $65 under present law. Data from 1953–1956 tracks shifts in attitudes and the link between perceived need for revenue and tolerance of high rates.
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John and Mary Dées
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Sales Seminar Slated Monday At Miami
More than 1000 representatives of Miami Valley businesses are expected April 29 for the fifth annual Sales Research seminar. The event, sponsored by Miami Department of Marketing with Cincinnati Chapter of the AMA and the university Student Marketing Club, features talks on distribution costs and profits. Notables include J Brooks Heckert, Robert Miner, Richard Crisp, Charles Levin, S D Flinn, Kenneth Mages and S Peter Langhoff, covering cost measurement, control, and marketing intelligence.
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Oxford
Miami Valley
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Department of Marketing
Cincinnati
American Marketing Association
Joseph C. Seibert
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