Tax and Welfare Policy Options: Implications for Minorities and the Poor
1986-05-16
- Joint Center for Policy Studies report on tax and welfare policy options and their implications for minorities and the poor. Includes letter to Richard Wright, Tobacco Institute, offering a copy of the report for his review. Finds that whites have benefitted more from tax reforms than African-Americans because whites tend to be more affluent. Asserts that recent tax reforms have increased the tax ... read moreburden for the poorest fifth of the population while reducing the burden on the wealthy.read less
- Burbridge, Lynn
- Williams, Eddie N
- Adams, Robert McCormick
- McIntyre, Robert S
- Dixon, Hortense Williams
- Morris, Milton D
- Sellers, Betty
- Foster, Luther Hilton
- Freeland, Wendall
- Bradley
- Norton, Eleanor Holmes
- McFate, Katherine
- Boyd, William
- Kasten
- O'Hare, William
- Edelman, Marian Wright
- Adams, John Hurst
- Wolfenson, James D
- Ikard, Jayne Brumley
- Martin, Louis
- Farrar, Eleanor
- Lewin, Jane
- Alexis, Marcus
- Gephardt
- Kemp
- Reagan, Ronald
- Barker, Lucius J
- Maynard, Robert C
- Tipps, Dean C
- Partee, James
- Dymally, Mervyn
- Rapoport, Bernard
- Congress of National Black Churches
- U.S. Treasury Department
- Urban Institute
- Children's Defense Fund
- Tobacco Institute
- National Issues Forum
- TI
- International Revenue Service (IRS)
- Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
- Moton Memorial Institute
- Joint Center for Political Studies
- U. S. Bureau of Census
- American Income Life Insurance
- Domestic Policy Association
- Freeland & Kronz
- Kettering Foundation
- Smithsonian Institution
- The Johnson Foundation
- Joint Committee on Taxation
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