Why It’s Good to Be Rich and Getting Better All the Time Commentary Economic OpportunityWhy It’s Good to Be Rich and Getting Better All the Time September 15, 2008 Download (EN) (EN) At a minimum, income on investments held outside of retirement accounts should be taxed at the same levels as earnings from work. Tags: economic inequality, 1 %, wealthy Greg Anrig, Senior Fellow Greg Anrig is a senior fellow at The Century Foundation who writes on employment and retiree benefits; Social Security solvency and reform; economic security; education; and tax reform. Latest Commentary Care EconomyThe Top Five Trump Attacks Exacerbating the Child Care Crisis Commentary Economic OpportunityAmerica Narrowly Escapes a Terrible Trump Head Start Policy Idea (for Now) Commentary Care EconomyMothers Want Pro-Family Policies, Not Coercive Incentives to Give Birth Commentary Economic OpportunityVanishing Advantage: The U.S. Brain Drain Has Begun Commentary ManufacturingLabor Market Disruption and Policy Readiness in the AI Era Commentary Economics100 Days of Chaos: Rising Prices, Falling Markets, and Suffering Families
Greg Anrig, Senior Fellow Greg Anrig is a senior fellow at The Century Foundation who writes on employment and retiree benefits; Social Security solvency and reform; economic security; education; and tax reform.
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Why It’s Good to Be Rich and Getting Better All the Time
At a minimum, income on investments held outside of retirement accounts should be taxed at the same levels as earnings from work.
Tags: economic inequality, 1 %, wealthy