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In particular we recommend that alternative ways of dealing with high EMTR problems be addressed, recognising that there are no simple solutions.
frogblog 2010
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Households in the $100,000-$200,000 income class would pay an average EMTR of 25.1 percent under the McCain plan and 26 percent under the Obama plan.
AMERICAN.COM -- A Magazine of Ideas, Online Duncan Currie 2008
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"Overall, the Obama plan would leave average effective marginal tax rates virtually unchanged at 24 percent whereas the McCain plan would lower the average EMTR to 23 percent."
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Households in the $50,000-$75,000 income class would pay an average EMTR of 18.6 percent under the McCain plan and 19.9 percent under the Obama plan.
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At the upper end of the income distribution-for taxpayers with incomes of $1 million or more-the average EMTR under the Obama plan would rise from 34 to 40 percent but would not change under the McCain plan.
Greg Mankiw's Blog 2008
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Overall, the Obama plan would leave average effective marginal tax rates virtually unchanged at 24 percent whereas the McCain plan would lower the average EMTR to 23 percent.
Greg Mankiw's Blog 2008
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Overall, the Obama plan would leave average effective marginal tax rates virtually unchanged at 24 percent whereas the McCain plan would lower the average EMTR to 23 percent.
Seeker Blog 2008
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At the upper end of the income distribution-for taxpayers with incomes of $1 million or more-the average EMTR under the Obama plan would rise from 34 to 40 percent but would not change under the McCain plan.
Seeker Blog 2008
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$30,000-$40,000 income class would pay an average EMTR of 16.8 percent under the McCain plan and 19 percent under the Obama plan.
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