This way of reducing income inequality would help nearly 4.6 million people out of poverty.
What is increasing the minimum wage?
This program, established in 1933, helped young, unmarried men become employed.
What is the Civilian Conservation Corps?
one provision of the 2017 tax cut
what is doubled standard deduction
the effect of the tax on GDP
What is an increase of 2.86%
They oppose the increase in standard deduction
What is the National Association of Home Builders and Realtors
Making the tax code more this would help fix income inequality.
What is progressive?
This president signed and defended the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families bill.
Who is Bill Clinton?
one thing that was eliminated by the tax cut
What is personal exemption?
the effect of the tax on the deficit
What is an increase of $448 billion
A provision that benefits younger tax payers.
What is the elimination of the Obamacare tax?
Investing in this would help the future of children and fix income inequality across generations.
What is education?
Incomes grew 19% for this class of Americans since 1973.
What is the middle class?
the amount by which the corporate tax was lowered
what is 14%? (35% to 21%)
Group who benefits the least from the tax cut.
What is the lower bracket/class
They believe that this tax cut will generate more revenue and boost the economy.
Who are supply-side economists?
This movement, created in 2011, brought to light issues faced by many people on the lower end of income distribution.
What is The Occupy Movement?
This program provides a refundable tax credit to lower-income working families.
What is the Earned Income Tax Credit?
The year the tax cut will take effect.
What is 2018?
The group who benefits the most from the tax cut
Who are business owners?
They believe that the income made from the tax cut will be saved instead of spent.
Who are Keynesian economists?
This percent of American households earns an average of $1.26 million.
What is 1%
Effect of the tax that will boost the economy according to supporters
What are an increase in wages by 1.5% and increase in stock of capital by 4.7%?
Has never been proven to work according to the Keynesian economics
What is supply-side economics?