Referring to Fig 4b and the attached table, what is remarkable about the shares of federal individual income taxes paid by the bottom 40% of households by income, since 2002? a) The share of federal individual income taxes paid by the bottom 40% have not changed much. b) The share of federal individual income taxes paid by the bottom 40% have been increasing. c) The share of federal individual income taxes paid by the bottom 40% have been decreasing. d) The share of federal individual income taxes paid by the bottom 40% have turned negative.
Referring to Fig 4b and the attached table, what is remarkable about the shares of federal individual income taxes paid by the bottom 40% of households by income, since 2002? a) The share of federal individual income taxes paid by the bottom 40% have not changed much. b) The share of federal individual income taxes paid by the bottom 40% have been increasing. c) The share of federal individual income taxes paid by the bottom 40% have been decreasing. d) The share of federal individual income taxes paid by the bottom 40% have turned negative.
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8. Referring to Fig 4b and the attached table, what is remarkable about the shares of federal individual income taxes paid by the bottom 40% of households by income, since 2002?
a) The share of federal individual income taxes paid by the bottom 40% have not changed much.
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b) The share of federal individual income taxes paid by the bottom 40% have been increasing.
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c) The share of federal individual income taxes paid by the bottom 40% have been decreasing.
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d) The share of federal individual income taxes paid by the bottom 40% have turned negative.
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9. Referring to Fig 4b, the attached table, and your answers to questions 7 and 8 above, is it reasonable to infer that income tax rate cuts tend to increase the share of taxes paid by top income taxpayers?
YES
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10. in 1979, the share of federal individual income taxes paid by the bottom 80% of taxpayers by income is ______%.
11. In 2007, the share of federal individual income taxes paid by the bottom 80% of taxpayers by income is ______%.
12. Referring to Fig 4b, the attached table, and your answers to questions 7, 8, 10, and 11 above, and assuming the "share" of taxes paid is the measure of "fair share," is it reasonable to infer that the rich DO pay their fair share of federal individual income taxes, especially as compared to the bottom 80% of taxpayers by income?
YES
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