Ford head backs negative income tax idea
Ford Motor Co president Arjay Miller joins researchers and public figures in advocating a negative income tax to aid the poor and replace parts of welfare. The plan would set a base below which federal money is paid, with higher incomes taxed away, aiming to boost incentives while addressing poverty and unemployment amid rising debate.
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