We’re updating Washington Policy Watch to bring you better access to public policy news and commentary from the Economic Opportunity Institute. Previous visitors will note the look, feel and design of the entire site have changed. Specifically, we’ve:
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We think these changes will make it easier than ever to access the most pertinent and up-to-date information on Washington Policy Watch.
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Buy, Borrow, Die: How tax codes gut community well-being to line pockets of the wealthy
We are long overdue for a tax code that requires the ultra-wealthy to pay what they owe.
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We’re not paying the benefits of economic growth forward like we used to. The Millionaires Tax can change that.
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How will the Millionaires Tax impact us?
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