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Les inégalités accentuent la sous-représentation électorale des milieux populaires (ouvrage)

Les inégalités accentuent la sous-représentation électorale des milieux populaires (ouvrage)
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How to tackle inequality without triggering a backlash

How to tackle inequality without triggering a backlash An alternative to raising taxes. By Bryan Schonfeld and Sam Winter-LevyUpdated February 7, 2021, 3:00 a.m. Email to a Friend United Auto Workers members walked in the Labor Day parade in Detroit in 2019. Research indicates that government policies that strengthen unions can help reduce economic inequality.Paul Sancya/Associated Press Democrats have long agreed on the need to reduce economic inequality. But raising taxes is not as politically popular as liberals might hope. Fortunately, thereâs another way to go. Itâs called pre-distribution â and it has the potential to help Democrats combat inequality without triggering a popular backlash.

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South Africa could raise R160 billion through wealth tax: study

An annual wealth tax on the net worth of South Africa’s richest people could raise as much as R160 billion

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South African Wealth Tax Could Raise $10 7 Billion, Study Shows

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Tax on wealthy South Africans could raise R160bn for government coffers

An annual wealth tax on the net worth of South Africa’s richest people could raise as much as R160bn and would narrow inequality.

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