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Matthew Lilly on Saez and Zucman - Marginal REVOLUTION
From an email: The eye-catching result here is they have consumption taxes being sharply regressive, e.g. 12% for the lowest income group. I’m not aware of any US state that has state + average local sales rates tax that high. And lots of goods are exempt from sales tax. So how do they get this? […] The post Matthew Lilly on Saez and Zucman appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION.
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