Reagan tax cuts would favor the wealthy over inflation hurt taxpayers
A Democratic staff study and AP analysis conclude Reagan's 30 percent across the board tax cut would deliver greater after tax gains to upper income households than to middle and lower earners once inflation and bracket shifts are counted. Experts call the plan regressive, noting inflation and payroll effects diminish gains for most while shielding high earners.
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Joint Economic Committee of Congress
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Joseph Pechman
Brookings Institution
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Rudolph Penner
The
American Enterprise Institute
Citizens For Tax Justice
Richard Musgrave
Harvard University
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