…across the income spectrum can experience a decline in income or a spike in spending that materially exceeds the savings of a typical household (see the recent work done by Diana Farrell at the JPMC Institute which is cited below)…
…in the Q Q15n cutting taxes for two income families seems weird, maybe supporting families by cutting taxes for households with two earners. Q23 education bank is pretty standard fare. This is probably more a policy than a polling question…
…Q > Q15n cutting taxes for two income families seems weird, maybe supporting families by cutting taxes for households with two earners. > Q23 education bank is pretty standard fare. This is probably more a policy than a polling question…
…in the Q Q15n cutting taxes for two income families seems weird, maybe supporting families by cutting taxes for households with two earners. Q23 education bank is pretty standard fare. This is probably more a policy than a polling question…
…limiting growth opportunities for businesses and digital entrepreneurs. There are also significant gaps in broadband adoption rates between high- and low-income households, and many at-risk populations don’t have the kind of Internet access necessary to fully engage…
…> > A 2.2 percent “income-related premium” for individuals – Under this policy, households would pay a 2.2 percent tax, which based on the descripion would be the equivilent of a 2.2 percentage point increase in all…
…> > A 2.2 percent “income-related premium” for individuals – Under this policy, households would pay a 2.2 percent tax, which based on the descripion would be the equivilent of a 2.2 percentage point increase in all…
…businesses nationwide by over $70 billion, saving the average household about $600 per year. Many residents in the northeast—including New Hampshire—rely on costly heating oil and often pay higher natural gas prices too. Clinton’s campaign estimates that…
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