Reagan tax plan opposed by nine noted economists in California
Sept A1 1973 Sacramento Experts critique Reagan tax limitation. Assembly research staff say Prop 1 shifts tax burden to low income, cuts state services, raises tuition, and increases local property taxes. Notable economists Galbraith Helier Okun Tobin and Samuelson oppose. Moretti cites critics as evidence voters face reduced services and freedom of choice limits. Plan would freeze after 16 years at just over seven percent of income.
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Bob Moretti
Capitol
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Moretti
John Kenneth Galbraith
Walter M. Helier
Arthur M. Okun
James Tobin
Paul A. Samuelson
Brown rejects rewrite of tax initiative analysis
SACRAMENTO UPI Secretary of State Ed mund G Brown Jr rejects Reagan administration demand to rewrite the ballot analysis of the governor's tax rate initiative. The analysis says the measure would slash 620 million in state spending next year and may raise property taxes or cut local services. Brown defends Post analysis as compliant with law and accurate.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
A. Alan Post
Edwin Meese
Governor's Office
Post
Brown HS
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