The Social Welfare Forum: Official Proceedings [of The] Annual MeetingNational Conference on Social Welfare, 1966 |
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... negative income tax " ( or tax allowances in reverse ) extended to the poor and low - wage earners . For the State to bring about in this way through the fiscal system a minimal degree of income redistribution should lead to a gradual ...
... negative income tax " ( or tax allowances in reverse ) extended to the poor and low - wage earners . For the State to bring about in this way through the fiscal system a minimal degree of income redistribution should lead to a gradual ...
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... income and wealth as it grows from year to year . About 15 percent of the poor , in addition to the 25 percent who ... negative income tax " is a good example of our liking to use a newfangled name to conceal the real meaning of something .
... income and wealth as it grows from year to year . About 15 percent of the poor , in addition to the 25 percent who ... negative income tax " is a good example of our liking to use a newfangled name to conceal the real meaning of something .
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... tax rate of 50 percent . This would mean , for example , that a poor family of four without any income would not ... negative income tax technique and the guaranteed payment technique become relatively unimportant ; indeed , if ...
... tax rate of 50 percent . This would mean , for example , that a poor family of four without any income would not ... negative income tax technique and the guaranteed payment technique become relatively unimportant ; indeed , if ...
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THE CONTRIBUTION OF SOCIAL WELFARE TO ECONOMIC | 3 |
SOCIAL POLICY AND ECONOMIC PROGRESS | 25 |
LABOR STANDARDS AND CONSUMER PROTECTION AS BUFFERS | 40 |
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