American medical schools are the training grounds for a white-collar, high-income industry, but they select their students from predominantly high-income, and typically white, households.
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Overall, suicide was in the top 2118 leading causes of death across Eastern Europe, Central Europe, high-income countries within Asia Pacific, Australasia and high-income countries in North America.
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By the end of the study, MMR vaccination rates for at least one dose were 94 percent for high-income white kids and 13 percent for high-income black and Hispanic children.
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You're seeing that in places like New York, where low-income and less educated workers are protesting against Mayor de Blasio's anti-Uber policies alongside high-income workers and high-income donors.
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Repealing the Affordable Care Act is a massive tax cut for high-income families, and since most conservatives believe that high-income families are overtaxed, that's a key selling point of the idea.
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Unsurprisingly, high income areas are more expensive to live in.
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It also can help avoid Medicare's high income premium surcharges.
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"High-income cities and high-income individuals also have the resources to trial new products, services and solutions," he explained, adding that they have the capacity to create a market for more sustainable goods.
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Unraveling the patterns of tourists crisscrossing the globe, Malik and her colleagues describe travel as a "largely a high-income affair," with high-income countries acting as both the origin and destination for travelers.
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While the candidates are generally expected to be high-income taxpayers, those who are exceptionally high-income or have a lot of investment income may particularly have a different financial profile than most Americans.
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That's because low-income students are likelier than high-income students to attend two-year colleges, and also because with need-based financial aid, they pay less tuition on average than high-income students.
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Middle- and high-income countries have also had more success when it comes to reducing the number of road traffic deaths: Between 2013 and 2016, there were reductions in 923 middle and high-income countries.
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Yet these protections are commonplace in the other high-income countries.
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By 2008, only 63 had graduated to the high-income category.
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High-income taxpayers could expect to see their tax bill increase.
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Perhaps that's where some of tech's high-income taxpayers can help.
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Anderson said the impact on high-income whites was "very unexpected."
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A high-income employee pays tax at that top marginal rate.
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But a high income is in the eye of the beholder.
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The United States is a unique outlier among high-income countries.
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But that's only part of the gain for high-income earners.
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We know that because the House GOP's tax reform blueprint features large tax cuts for high-income households, all the various iterations of Donald Trump's campaign tax plans featured large tax cuts for high-income households, and all throughout Barack Obama's first term, Republicans fought relentlessly to prevent the expiration of George W. Bush's temporary tax cuts for high-income households.
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"A high-income consumer likely has access and is able to afford more climate-friendly products or produce from local farmers," said Tom Bailey, who contributed to a new report that highlights consumption in high-income cities.
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"We're not testing the middle- and high-income level families," Rubin said.
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For those living in high income countries, this dropped to 56 percent.
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Premiums for high-income seniors - who already pay surcharges - also would rise.
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Two other groups received the same questions, but about high-income people.
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Among high-income men, the effects on labour supply are non-existent.
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Even if you have a high income, you can always make more.
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If you live in a high-income, high-tax state, look out.
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But, no matter what anyone says, earning a high income isn't enough.
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"It's a double standard" that favors high-income countries, Mr. Ward said.
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High-income beneficiaries can expect to shell out more for this coverage.
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High-income households are due for a significant increase in tax burdens.
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This does not mean that democratization alone will lead to high income.
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In high-income countries, roughly half of the economic losses are insured.
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It compares the overall child mortality rate across 10 high-income countries.
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In contrast, in high-income countries, birthrates are lower than women desire.
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Or his support for a large tax cut for high-income individuals.
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In high-income countries, data averages just 0.5 percent of monthly income.
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Her parents could not get that credit because of their high income.
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Worse yet, the stakes are always low for these high-income characters.
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Those tend to be areas with high income and population growth rates.
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Lastly, high-income countries: Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Canada and Sweden.
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Yeah, morally different than a high income family getting some money back.
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That puts the country in the lower third of high-income nations.
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Republicans want to pass a large tax cut for high-income households.
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That translates to a 2000 percent tax rate for high-income filers.
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The ACA's losers — high income earners who got no Obamacare tax credits —would gain new tax breaks to buy insurance, as well as relief from the repeal of taxes on high-income earners that helped pay for Obamacare.
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"Levels of inactivity are more than twice as high in high income countries as compared to low income countries, with an increasing trend in high income countries," lead study author Regina Guthold of WHO wrote in an email.
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Close to half of that revenue comes from surtaxes on high-income Americans.
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These will help, but they're two instruments primarily used by high-income earners.
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The majority are high-income, from Australia to the United Kingdom to Finland.
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Most of this net debt is owed by people in high-income countries.
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The cuts in Trump's plan mean high-income earners see the most benefit.
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Inland cities are also poised to show strong growth in high-income residents.
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Roth 401(k) plans are an especially sweet deal for high-income earners.
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The U.S. also has lower rates of coverage than other high-income countries.
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And the going federal tax rate for people with high income is 39.6%.
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One is an extra 0.9 percent Medicare payroll tax on high-income earners.
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Affluent seniors who pay high-income Medicare premium surcharges also are not protected.
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Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan meanwhile are high-income nations.
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For most high-income countries life expectancy teeters around 80 years of age.
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The health systems of every other high-income country offer other proven models.
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The country spends significantly more on public health than other high-income economies.
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High-income Medicare beneficiaries already pay premiums of more than $400 a month.
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The losers of skinny repeal are middle- to even high-income Obamacare enrollees.
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High-income earners would get substantial tax cuts on payroll and investment income.
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But leading policy proposals would hit high-income professionals, not just the superrich.
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As areas in East Austin are being redeveloped and attracting high-income residents ...
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"And if there's upward revision, it's going to be on high-income people."
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Most of the studies in the review were conducted in high-income countries.
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That means that middle-class workers are subsidizing high-income workers' driving preferences.
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And if there's upward revision it's going to be on high-income people.
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CDOs were sold as instruments that could contain risk while providing high income.
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And it might not do anything to retain high-income, high-wage workers.
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Now, there's corporate cuts, there's other things that disproportionately benefit high-income households.
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High-income Americans who buy their own coverage saw premiums spike in 2017.
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High-income people thought things were going great; low-income people less so.
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And growing economic inequality has greatly increased the educational advantage of high-income children.
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It will simultaneously chase high-income individuals and professionals such as doctors and lawyers.
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There was no difference for middle- and high-income residents in the two cities.
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The World Bank now classifies nine of MSCI's 24 benchmark economies as high-income.
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This tends to favor beach building in high-income communities full of pricey properties.
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And yet, they should be attractive enough for the high-income world to use.
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And the prices have come down even in high- income countries to lower levels.
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Plano is hot and sunny year round and has thousands of high income homeowners.
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Some individual U.S. states, however, have outcomes on par with other high-income countries.
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America is the only high-income country that does not have paid maternity leave.
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That imbalance is somewhat skewed, however, by large differences at the high-income range.
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And the retirees most likely to benefit from them are high-income married couples.
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High-income people did experience declines in all those measures, on the other hand.
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The U.S. is ranked second in quality of innovation among the high-income economies.
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Forty-five percent of them came from middle-, upper-middle- and high-income families.
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" Democrat governors said, "Don't mind high income rates, the feds pay much of it.
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While a high income can help you grow wealth, it never guarantees financial success.
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But unlike Qatar, Lebanon has neither massive gas reserves nor a high-income economy.
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The US life expectancy is slipping further and further behind other high-income countries.
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Most of the tax break would go to high-income Americans in any case.
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Premier Cru started out as a low-price wine shop for high-income collectors.
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That is why we don't see high-income autocracies outside the oil-producing states.
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In many countries, including high-income places, there are treatment gaps for mental health.
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High-income households are more likely to itemize because they have more personal property.
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Those districts frequently run through the suburbs of large cities in high-income states.
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He received specialized care similar to what he'd get in any high-income country.
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These are high income areas and thus means testing the stimulus makes little sense.
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That is because high-income couples face higher taxes and Medicare Part B premiums.
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By reducing bargaining like this, high income tax rates actually perform a social good.
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These are measures officials in many other high-income countries have already moved on.
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These high-income filers are getting a visit from the IRSBloomberg doesn't use TurboTax.
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By contrast, people aged 15–34 or from high-income households prefer card payments.
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Trump is likely to focus on eliminating deductions that primarily favor high-income taxpayers.
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ObamaCare placed the burden of paying for expanded healthcare coverage on high income Americans.
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In exchange, they were asked to agree that high-income Americans should pay higher taxes.
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In high-income zip codes, half of the people made more than that each year.
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It has been on the rise in most high-income countries for a long time.
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Fred Hoff, manager of Fidelity High Income fund, is also not battening down the hatches.
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Of those individuals, more than half called for a tax increase on high-income households.
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There just isn't a mass of very high-income people using this to get benefits.
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I won with men, I won with high-income, low-income, I won with Hispanics.
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New car buyers are getting progressively older, and are more likely to be high income.
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That status, Altman says, helps him better serve and identify with his high-income clients.
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The center said Trump's plan would give much larger tax savings to high-income taxpayers.
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America has an alarmingly high rate of infant mortality compared to other high-income countries.
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Now a middle-income country, Vietnam faces a steep ascent to the high-income ranks.
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This was accomplished, in part, through a minimal payroll tax increase for high income earners.
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Computer science is often only offered in high-income areas with less diverse student populations.
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Outside of Houston, this affluent suburb on the bay is ideal for high-income families.
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America's gun death rate is 11 times higher than that of other high-income countries.
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Such "fortress" malls are typically located in densely populated high-income urban and suburban markets.
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The US spends almost double the amount on healthcare, compared to other high-income countries.
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A common misconception about building wealth is that it's only possible with a high income.
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Middle income consumption fell by 5.8 percent, and high income junk food purchases remained unchanged.
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In other words, hatred can go along with high income, and all too often does.
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One recent study found that grade inflation is most rampant in high-income high schools.
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Greenwich, a posh Connecticut town in Fairfield County, is known for attracting high-income residents.
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Aside from merit aid, even high-income families could still qualify for need-based assistance.
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That compares to just 40.4 years and 17 percent, respectively, among all high-income countries.
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Why are Americans expected to die sooner than their peers in other high-income countries?
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Boys in high-income communities are more likely to get those messages, research has shown.
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Even people in high-income countries, with good healthcare systems, are dying from easily preventable diseases.
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In comparison, the UK— another high income country— only spends $3,749 per person on health care.
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Even places that have -- beyond high income tax states, we have a $27,2100 cap on deductibility.
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Research suggests that an iPhone is now the best indicator of someone earning a "high income".
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They note that most middle income economies have not managed to transition to high income status.
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Not just high-income people or middle-income people who have the chance of getting ahead.
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High-income earners in particular could consider a noncash donation specifically because of the tax advantages.
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On the other hand, high-income students do not have to work—and they often don't.
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It is no surprise that type 2 accounts for 90% of cases in high-income countries.
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UberCENTRAL is a project that manages to target both low- and high-income markets at once.
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I am not making a value judgment about whether high-income people should get tax cuts.
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"This is all borrowed money that will go to corporations and high-income earners," said Rep.
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The study examined health spending for low-, middle- and high-income Americans from 2817 to 265.
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Gun-related suicides are eight times higher in the US than in other high-income nations.
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It's important to keep in mind that high-income areas are typically not the most affordable.
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The United States has one of the worst rates of child hunger among high-income countries.
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In high-income countries, however, food is more often binned at the supermarket and at home.
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Cash balance plans also allow high-income earners to lower their current income for tax purposes.
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New York, with [its] very high income tax rates, did not lose jobs during that time.
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This includes the lowest life expectancy and the highest infant mortality of any high-income country.
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In most high-income countries, supply could meet demand, but not in many low-income countries.
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"You don't need a high income to spend within your means in the U.S.," Karimzad said.
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This divergence resulted in high-income workers clocking in 28503 percent more hours in 22019 vs.
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And you especially don't need a high income to save anything at all — every dollar counts.
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Evasion rates are high for the types of income that disproportionately go to high-income households.
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But getting rid of dictatorship is a necessary, albeit not sufficient, condition, for reaching high income.
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She has also mentioned support for a potential tax hike to high-income people in Illinois.
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High-income taxpayers who earn "labor income" — money paid for work — would not fare as well.
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High-income workers have still done much better since 2000 than middle- or low-income workers.
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Its central economic policy objective — steep reductions in the taxation of high-income families — is unpopular.
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The United States has an abysmal record on maternal health, compared with other high-income countries.
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But in recent years developers have found ways to carve high-income areas into the locations.
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Upper-middle-class wage earners in states with high income taxes, meanwhile, face their own decisions.
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That elimination could raise taxes on some small businesses, albeit those owned by high-income Americans.
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No other high-income democracy has faced the corporate onslaught on national politics as has America.
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They contribute to a huge and pernicious education gap between high-income and low-income kids.
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These changing tastes are no longer considered just a niche market driven by high-income consumers.
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That number is pulled higher by a smaller number of "super savers" and high income earners.
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Since the Beaver State doesn't have a sales tax, high income taxes make up the difference.
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The largest share of people leaving New York are middle class workers and high income earners.
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Kennedy's single most successful domestic policy was to cut taxes dramatically, especially on high-income people.
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The U.S. has the worst midlife mortality rate among 17 high-income countries, the report found.
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"But they can go to angry high-income people and say we tried to do something."
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About 16 percent of cancer cases were attributable to high B.M.I. in high-income Western countries.
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So I think at the most, in a high-income household, you'll have three to five.
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Others think it is simply immoral that high-income households pay as much as they do.
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Weinstein's Saba Capital, a $1.7 billion hedge fund, is trying to place new board members on two funds run by Western Asset Management, which is owned by the Baltimore-based Legg: the $679 million Western Global High Income fund and the $891 million Western High Income fund.
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The US health care system now costs nearly double what other high-income countries pay, per capita.
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"In the high-income world ... (rates) are coming down despite the aging and increasing population," Ezzati said.
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One solution, Clune says, would be to have the model generate low-, middle-, and high-income neighborhoods.
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Likewise, the type of tax code changes being talked about seem likely to benefit high-income individuals.
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High-income Medicare enrollees have been paying surcharges on Part B and Part D premiums since 2007.
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On the other hand, Republicans assert that repealing the SALT deduction would disproportionately benefit high-income taxpayers.
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High-income zip codes were more likely to meet national benchmarks for cardiac arrest ambulance response times.
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These pieces of kit are no longer the preserve of high-income countries like Japan or Germany.
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Currently, high-income taxpayers pay a 700% tax rate on income over $415,000 for a single individual.
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By contrast, high-income households are little affected — which means that labor market slack can deepen inequality.
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Though Citi retains a local business in many Asian countries, it largely serves a high-income niche.
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And the gun suicide rate in America is 10 times greater than in other high-income countries.
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Americans spend twice as much as any other high-income country in the world on medical care.
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The richest sections of my home were indistinguishable from the high-income districts of Milan and Paris.
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His bill would have increased payments to low-income Americans while reducing them for high-income Americans.
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Among the high-income countries, Ireland, France and the United States had the three lowest breastfeeding rates.
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It also would expand means testing of Part B and Part D premiums for high-income seniors.
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But the rebate lasts for only two years, and would be phased out for high-income earners.
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For those in middle and high-income communities, an increase in monthly electricity bills might go unnoticed.
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Researchers analyzed data from 14 high-income countries, covering more than 60 million people over eight years.
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The Lancet study analyzed data on the use of the HPV vaccine in 14 high-income countries.
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Nearly half of the cancer cases attributable to excess body fat were in high-income Western countries.
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Only 13 out of 101 middle-income countries in 1960 had become high-income economies by 2008.
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It would be largely paid for in the near term by raising taxes on high-income Americans.
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That makes borrowing through payday loans more prevalent, even for some high-income households, according to Baugh.
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The OECD has 35 member states, most of whose economies are considered high-income and fully developed.
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High-income people, described by the authors as desiring wealth for its own sake, did the lending.
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"Frequently, when you have a very high income earner, the other spouse is not working," Pollock said.
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Low-income people shouldn't be subject to a different level of environmental protection than high-income people.
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In other words, corporations and high-income Americans are getting a much sweeter deal than working families.
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It's the capital investment in technology that produced that high income for today's version of the stevedore.
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For some people with a high income, whole life insurance or universal life insurance could make sense.
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That's because a partner with a high-income spouse may wind up exceeding the taxable income threshold.
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Aging transmission lines mean more electricity is lost during transport and distribution than in high-income countries.
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As recently as 1990, driving in America was less dangerous than in most other high-income countries.
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It is certainly not a demand-side tax cut- the vast majority goes to high-income taxpayers.
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More women in labor or brand new mothers die here than in any other high-income country.
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Higher taxes could in turn lead some high-income residents to leave, setting off a vicious cycle.
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Nora: The U.S. is the only high-income country that doesn't have some form of universal healthcare.
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Suburban Atlanta's highly educated, high-income residents did not warm to Trump's populism or his outrageous persona.
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Choose a high-income skill that helps organizations bring in revenue, such as copywriting, marketing or sales.
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Although high-income deregulation does limit high earners, the rule only kicks in once rent hits $2,700.
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The gun death rate in America is 25 times higher than other high-income nations, like Britain.
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In particular, HIGH INCOME crossing ROUGH IDEA and LONG HISTORY crossing BIG HIT stood out to me.
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Both want to reverse the Trump tax changes that lowered taxes on high-income households from 39.6%.
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Yet the U.S. spends more on health care than other high-income countries, and with worse outcomes.
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More low-income patients used amphetamine, while more high-income patients used cocaine, the study also found.
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It also says reform would "eliminate most of the tax breaks that mainly benefit high-income" taxpayers.
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His study was performed in healthy kids from a high-income nation with only two time points.
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The Tax Reform Act of 1986 altered the incentives to how high-income earners recognize their income.
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High-income borrowers with six-figure loan balances are being aggressive about paying off their student debt.
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Among the thirty-two final qualifying teams, half are from high-income countries and half are not.
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The second approach, more common in high-income countries, is to simply ask people about their income.
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The people who will be most hurt by this action are, somewhat ironically, high-income Obamacare enrollees.
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First, there was a new marketplace, where middle- and high-income Americans could buy private individual coverage.
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Becoming a mother is more dangerous in the United States than in any other high-income country.
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High-income owners of such entities, by contrast, get a lot of money from them – but they're not struggling small business people: This high-income group is made up of doctors, lawyers, consultants, other professionals, and, at the very highest end, partners in hedge funds or other investment firms.
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Issa's district is relatively high-income and had a high insured rate before the Affordable Care Act passed.
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Before 1990, most alcohol was consumed in high-income countries, and the highest levels were reported in Europe.
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As you can see, tariffs cut into the incomes of high-income households by less than 0.3 percent.
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Women are 16 times more likely to be killed by a gun than in other high-income countries.
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But the survey measures wealth, not income, and the high-income earners may be more likely to move.
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You'll likely qualify if you have good credit and a high income compared to your other financial obligations.
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The Mortgage Interest Reduction is regressive — that is, it favors high-income households rather than low-income households.
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When I heard it was with Goldman Sachs, I figured they were going for the high-income set.
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According to the World Bank, high-income countries have on average 275 commercial-bank branches per 21.17,21.28 adults.
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It's now on the cusp of becoming the second high-income country to adopt a similar warning system.
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In fact, Chile was the first — it became a high-income economy per the World Bank in 2012.
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Azbuka Vkusa, which stands for "The A to Z of Taste", is targeting middle- and high-income consumers.
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Wealthy families could simply pay their child credit back on the tax returns that show their high income.
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Roth 2401(k) plans offer high-income savers a benefit they couldn't otherwise get with a Roth IRA.
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Americans smoke less than other high-income countries but have a higher rate of obesity and infant mortality.
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Among high-income countries, the United States topped the list of children not vaccinated with the first dose.
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But cutting taxes on high-income households is now and forever the Republican Party's number one agenda item.
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"Smoking and alcohol-drinking are major causes of esophageal cancer, particularly in many high-income countries," said Wild.
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However, the plan Trump unveiled during his presidential campaign would provide big tax breaks to high-income households.
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There was also a report of adding a new alternative minimum tax on corporations and high-income people.
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Conversely, people with such high income that they previously didn't qualify for tax breaks would now get them.
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Analysts say that's a sign high-income earners are deferring tax payments in anticipation of federal tax reform.
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Furthermore, some groups with relatively high income, like Jews and, increasingly, Asian-Americans, also vote strongly Democratic. Why?
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This year, high-income retirees can expect to shell out even more money to cover their Medicare premiums.
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In August, for example, Trump called for raising taxes on hedge-fund managers and other high-income people.
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Supporters of the tax law have painted Democrats as trying to help high-income voters in blue states.
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High-income earners, in particular, should consider a noncash donation specifically because of the tax advantages, he said.
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"In high-income countries, insects are actually fairly expensive because they are such a niche product," he said.
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High-income shoppers are increasingly willing to spending a larger chunk of their wallets at warehouses, Campbell noted.
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"We know that high-powered jobs, high income, that is a risk factor for excessive drinking," White said.
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The real estate industry has considerable clout on Capitol Hill, as do high-income beneficiaries of the deduction.
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In high-income countries, breast-feeding cuts the risk of sudden infant deaths by more than one-third.
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Other factors helped too, like a population of high-income early adopters who appreciated not having to drive.
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Three studies from high-income countries showed that between 22012% and 22015% of women knew of the product.
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" In high-income countries, like the US, "the risks of childhood obesity are greatest in lower socioeconomic groups.
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High-income taxpayers also help fund Medicare through a 3.8 percent tax on their net passive investment income.
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Many high-income families benefit from large deductions for things like home mortgage interest and state income tax.
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Instead, we have a gun homicide rate 25 times higher than the average of other high-income countries.
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But he said "clearly some elements" of the plan would reduce the tax liability of high-income households.
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In recent years France's high income taxes have been chasing artists, executives and entrepreneurs out of the country.
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One solution they've tried: building or renovating space in the hope of luring students, especially high-income ones.
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In April 2018, Renner's Marvel salary made him an "extraordinary high-income earner" with an $11.4 million income.
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But it does cap federal health spending in order to cut taxes for corporations and high-income individuals.
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About 15% of the Swedish population is refugees and immigrants — 36% of them are from high-income countries.
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Fewer than one in eight children from a low-income background ends up in a high-income job.
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The IRS will soon start making house calls to high-income individuals who didn't submit a tax return.
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Moreover, it is not as if any state with a high income tax rate is talking about cuts.
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Movement from low-income to high-income places has declined in line with shrinking economic convergence among states.
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The meals cost $5 or $8 dollars, with customers in high-income neighborhoods paying the slightly elevated price.
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Furthermore, when you tabulate all gun deaths, the U.S. record is the worst among other high-income countries.
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A 2017 report by Unicef ranked the UK 34th for food security out of 41 high-income countries.
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And I climbed, believing along the way that success, happiness and validation came with earning a high income.
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Its repeal would have deprived millions of people of health insurance while trimming taxes for high-income families.
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Maternal deaths are currently 50 times higher for women in sub-Saharan Africa than in high-income countries.
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Democrats point out that most of the value of the stock market is held by high-income people.
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Right now it's a lot cheaper for high-income people to pay a penalty rather than buy insurance.
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From the Journal (emphasis mine): And if there's upward revision it's going to be on high-income people.
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His decision to live abroad, mainly in Switzerland, to avoid Sweden's high income taxes was also widely criticized.
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The statutory guardrails are only designed to prevent high-income owners of certain types of service businesses from utilizing the deduction and likewise to limit the deduction where high-income owners do not either have significant amounts of depreciable property invested in their business or employ significant numbers wage-earners.
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The United States ranks below dozens of other high-income countries in life expectancy, according to the World Bank.
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Last week, Donald Trump proposed an enormous deficit-increasing tax cut slanted toward the interests of high-income families.
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According to the World Health Organization, only about 33 in every 1,000 people in high-income countries donate blood.
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Henry Puna, the prime minister, has acknowledged that achieving high-income status would be a source of national pride.
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In high-income countries, where cigarettes are most expensive, taxes make up on average 65% of the total price.
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The fairness questions asked about your attitudes toward the taxes of low-income people, high-income people, and yourself.
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Access to traditional cards, particularly credit cards, remains limited to the banked and high-income subset of the population.
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High-income neighborhoods of the future, just like today, will be still lined with Mercedes-Benzes, BMWs and Cadillacs.
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But child marriage also occurs in high-income countries, too – like the U.S., for example, where it remains legal.
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I tell people all the time, if you're in a high income tax bracket, I want to tax you.
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Major depressive disorder is the leading cause of disability among adults in high-income countries, according to the USPSTF.
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According to IPPR, high-income households should see their income going up 11 times faster than low-income families.
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Meanwhile, 63% favored raising the rate from 23.8% to 28% for high-income earners (those with incomes of $430,000).
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Some of the taxes target specific parts of the healthcare industry, while others are paid by high-income individuals.
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High-income nations are expected to spend an average of $298,2184 per person on health in 20403, they added.
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We would have had to pay a lot more because we are fortunate enough to make a high income.
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The prevalence of breastfeeding varied among high-income countries but not so much among low- and middle-income countries.
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In an analysis of the health systems of 11 Western high-income countries, the Commonwealth Fund ranked America 11th.
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The benefit is also targeted to low- and middle-class families; high-income households do not qualify for it.
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In the U.S. and other high-income countries, food loss manifests itself as food waste, driven by consumer behavior.
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When Scotland shifted toward free college, researchers found that aid was redistributed from low-income to high-income students.
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Those in low-income countries have a risk that is three times higher than those in high-income countries.
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Low-income homes with children are four times more likely to lack broadband as middle or high income families.
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The promise of a high income had influenced his decision to skip college and go straight to the NBA.
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Cuts in IRS funding over the last 20 years have reduced audit rates of high-income households and corporations.
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New Zealand offers a universal flat benefit to all retirees, but doesn't pay additional benefits to high income households.
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The prevailing model for almost all youth sports in America radically skews college athletic opportunities toward high-income families.
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Global remittances, which include flows to high-income countries, are projected to grow by 3.9 percent to $596 billion.
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Jersey provides incentives for high-income individuals to become residents, who thereby benefit from the island's very low taxes.
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One of the most striking findings of the study was the disparity between high-income and low-income countries.
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The former skews toward high-income earners and the latter relies on states to come up with the money.
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Thus they automatically embody cross subsidies from healthy to sick individuals and from high-income to low-income persons.
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Only the top students who also came from high-income families had a decent chance to become an inventor.
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As with state and local taxes, one approach would be to eliminate the deduction only for high-income taxpayers.
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High-income workers who rent their homes, Mr. Wong found, became the most likely to support localist opposition parties.
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But a high income doesn't render you impervious to the city's high taxes and infamously high cost of living.
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Clinton's plan has been criticized by Republicans because it would be funded by increased taxes on high-income earners.
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The revised legislation will retain a set of Obamacare taxes, including a 3.8 percent surcharge on high-income earners.
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Yet in a measure of health-care system performance among 11 high-income nations, the U.S. ranked dead last.
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Sanchez and Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias said they would push for tax hikes on high-income earners and companies.
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To estimate the minutes per day, the authors counted low income as earning $12,340 and high income as $105,35.93.
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By 2015, due to its increased revenue, the country had become high income, advancing in service industries and real estate.
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Places with greater segregation between low- and high-income people also tend to have greater income inequality on the whole.
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Air travel—which was controversially excluded from the Paris Agreement, along with shipping—is disproportionately used by high-income people.
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California residents feel the pinch of both high income taxes — the top rate is 93% — and high costs of living.
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High-income tech workers who can telecommute are seeking more affordable markets where they get more bang for their buck.
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The former vice president has promised to pay for his own plans largely by raising taxes on high-income earners.
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High income clients sometimes have the biggest money problems, he said, while lower income clients may be in the clear.
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China's GDP per person is still below $12,000, which is commonly regarded as the minimum for a high-income country.
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With GDP per person of nearly $9,000 on average, the independent island states qualify as middle- and high-income countries.
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It's just that the portion of the tax cuts that applied only to high-income families would not be extended.
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"Many high-income countries have high NO22.5 exposures, especially those in North America, western Europe, and Asia Pacific," it notes.
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Pinchuk says that may be true, but the numbers are skewed by very high-income Americans being included in it.
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See below for a breakdown of what your premiums will look like next year if you're a high-income beneficiary:
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It presents an opportunity for high-income taxpayers who still have the ability and inclination to significantly donate to charity.
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She'd use increased funding for the IRS to target high-income tax evaders or people with money in foreign accounts.
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Most venomous snakebites happen in parts of the world that aren't high income, meaning that making antivenom isn't particularly profitable.
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Residents in Seattle complain about traffic, and high-income engineers moving into the city have impacted the cost of living.
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Such systems take a larger percentage of total revenue from high-income earners than it does from low-income individuals.
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The US also had the lowest reduction in crash deaths between 22011 and 217 compared with 2000 high-income countries.
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Ultimately, we are all developing, and for high-income economy countries, especially when it comes to sustainability and the environment.
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There, high-income families regarded them with suspicion but low-income families advocated them as a supplementary source of schooling.
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The tax, affecting high-income Americans and imposed to help pay for Obamacare, has been a key target for Republicans.
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The World Bank blames poor tax compliance amongst high income earners in Indonesia for hampering poverty reduction and maintaining inequality.
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Higher adjusted gross income also can also trigger the high income surcharges on Medicare Part B premiums for outpatient services.
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Predictability, instead of sweeping revenue-neutral reform, the plan simply slashes tax rates, particularly for high-income households and corporations.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The UK's ratings balance a high-income, diversified and advanced economy against comparatively high public sector indebtedness.
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Urban air pollution levels were the lowest in high-income countries in Europe, the Americas and the Western Pacific region.
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But high-income households tend to get a greater percentage of their income from capital gains than lower-income households.
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If your U.S. state of residency is a high-income tax locale, prepare for a fight on the way out.
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It also becomes harder to improve at a high-income level as countries face rich-world problems such as obesity.
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Handing out antibiotics that likely no longer work for people with gonorrhea has also been happening in high-income countries.
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Most studies came from high-income countries with the smallest burden of cervical cancer, yet the ranges were still significant.
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The bill Congress is voting on will also make the child tax credit available to many more high-income earners.
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Additionally, as high-income graduate students tend to take out the most debt, the deduction's benefits flow toward wealthier graduates.
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Without question, the US has the most firearm deaths and firearm suicides compared to all other high-income, developed countries.
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In fact, 43 percent favored raising taxes on high-income households and 52 percent said corporate taxes should be raised.
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Still, the right-leaning Tax Foundation has estimated that high-income taxpayers would benefit the most from those proposals. Rep.
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This sizably increased the federal income taxes paid by many residents of states with high income and/or property taxes.
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Fourth, very high-income households would benefit most from the dramatic tax cuts and be least affected by job losses.
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The answer is roughly the amount of investment per capita in the high-income countries over the past 250 years.
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Without exception, high-income economies have high levels of urbanisation: urban living, rising energy use and rising incomes go together.
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COHN: LOOK, ANDREW, WE HAVEN'T AGREED UPON THAT, BUT THIS IS GOING TO BE A VERY HIGH INCOME EARNER BRACKET.
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The United States remains one of the most dangerous high-income countries in the world for women to give birth.
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But these high-income travelers also use travel agents, and both search engines offer a chance to work with agents.
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Moreover, the particular form of the high-income tax cuts is designed to reward and perpetuate wealth in several respects.
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The city was not required to build any high-income housing units, since it already has a lot of them.
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Nevertheless, it blew its goal of zero out of the water, and issued 20163 new permits for high-income housing.
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The company is attempting to challenge traditional lenders, primarily by focusing on borrowers it thinks will become high-income earners.
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The World Bank decided in October to include high-income countries in its global estimates of people living in poverty.
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Washington also came out on top on key business metrics, like population density, tourism numbers and sky-high income levels.
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Out of the countries classified as high-income, Germany hosts the most refugees and asylum seekers, with 669,500 people total.
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So far, a lot of the people involved in the legal cannabis industry are middle- to high-income and white.
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As president, Mike will raise rates on high-income earners, tax capital income more equitably, close loopholes, and bolster enforcement.
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With state support down, university leaders have decided that their least bad option is to enroll more high-income students.
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That would make it harder for high-income people to avoid taxes by reclassifying their labor income as business income.
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The law increased the payroll tax rate for many high-income taxpayers and imposed a tax on their investment income.
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Republicans say the deduction amounts to an unfair subsidy for states that levy high-income taxes on their own residents.
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Despite its massive success, Prime hasn't been able to solve one nagging problem: its heavy concentration in high-income households.
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In the high-income countries, "death from cancer was twice that from cardiovascular disease," the researchers wrote in the study.
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You might expect that tax increases would be unpopular among the American public, particularly among Republicans and high-income households.
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It turns out several other high-income countries are also seeing cancer deaths creep up while heart disease deaths decline.
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Hillary Clinton ran on a proposal to raise taxes on high-income households to finance a bunch of new spending.
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"On civil and political rights, the United States is the worst performing high-income democracy in our sample," Clay said.
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"If you're high income, you're likely to have one paycheck," said Mariel Beasley, a co-director of Common Cents Lab.
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If you look at the 2017 tax law, there are really only two provisions that exclusively benefit high-income households.
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But it would let those who are currently too high-income to qualify pay a premium to join the program.
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Starting at a lower rate makes it harder to move up to a very high income on incremental raises alone.
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While the US faces enormous problems, other high-income countries have implemented policies that show us that practical solutions are possible.
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Americans are nearly 20 times more likely to be murdered with a gun than people in other high-income peer countries.
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The researchers divided the overall distribution of income for each year in the data into thirds: lower, middle and high income.
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It is advantageous for high-income Pennsylvania residents who work in New Jersey, because they pay their state's lower tax rate.
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But because he won't be making the trip to the Twin Cities, Garoppolo won't have to pay Minnesota's high income tax.
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In 1992, the most reliable indicator of a high-income individual was owning an automatic dishwasher or a telephone answering machine.
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Ms. Zentner said surveys suggested that some high-income consumers had already become more pessimistic as markets have become more volatile.
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According to the World Bank, among 101 middle-income economies in 1960 only 13 had become high-income ones by 2008.
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And at the end of December, 14.5 percent of the assets in Nuveen's High Income Bond fund were energy-related securities.
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By 2010, making the move to the high-income state still makes a lot of sense for the highly skilled worker.
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Trump's tax law never became overwhelmingly popular, particularly because voters viewed it as disproportionately beneficial to corporations and high-income taxpayers.
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Of the "high-income" countries studied, the United States had the highest number of murders and child and maternal mortality rates.
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And Google won't want to let Apple's users, who are high-income and buy a lot of stuff online, slip away.
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In this case, one spouse is either unemployed or doesn't earn much money, while the other is a high-income earner.
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Among high-income countries, the United States topped the list of children not vaccinated with the first dose, according to WHO.
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And despite the universality of the SDG, they aren't an alibi for high-income countries to spend their resources on themselves.
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These principally benefit high-income taxpayers (but not the very top of the income ladder), not the middle of the pack.
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It is pushing 83% of national income, compared with 28% to 2000% of national income in the other high-income countries.
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Yet in order to become a high-income country, it needs innovation and efficiency, which are inconsistent with an overweening government.
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But there's a disadvantage to the 401(k): High-income taxpayers can actually stash away more money in a traditional pension.
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About half of all spending through the mortgage interest deduction benefits a small number of high-income households in blue states.
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States may also rethink their approach to revenue and spending with the increased risk of losing high-income residents, he said.
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Among the high-income countries, Ireland, France and the United States had the three lowest breastfeeding rates, according to that report.
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Her opposition to raising the retirement age across the board, for example, does not preclude benefit cuts for high-income recipients.
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By the numbers: Compared with 10 other high-income countries, a smaller proportion of the U.S. population has health care coverage.
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In fact, children whose families are on welfare are exposed to 30 million fewer words than children from high-income families.
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The bulk of the tax relief is skewed toward high-income households, who economists say have a low propensity to consume.
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It therefore calculated a "mid" scenario of 3083 million jobs lost, 3073 million of which would be in high-income countries.
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It creates the same group of winners (high-income, healthier people) and the same group of losers (low-income, sicker people).
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The poll also found that high-income people were more likely to notice that their take-home pay had gone up.
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But Democrats have rallied behind restoring the top tax rate on high-income households to 39.6 percent — at the very least.
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It made its founders unfathomably wealthy and created thousands of high-income jobs for executives, engineers and other white-collar professionals.
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What's more, driving a car and being a pedestrian are particularly dangerous undertakings in America, relative to other high-income countries.
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Another economic downturn could be especially devastating to this state, with a tax system heavily reliant on high-income wage earners.
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And as the virus moves around the world and infections mount, even high-income countries are likely to struggle, Osterholm said.
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In 2016, the Commonwealth Fund, our partners on this project, surveyed 11 high-income countries about cost-related barriers to care.
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It's an alarming trend given the country's already lackluster performance regarding life expectancy among high-income countries, according to the study.
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The deductions favor high-income people in high-tax states, and the cap was part of the Republicans' 2017 tax overhaul.
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Unless you have a very high income or are trying to make up for missed years, that's a high savings level.
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Supporters of FTTs say they would primarily affect wealthy taxpayers, since high-income people hold most of the value of stocks.
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Students from high-income families are also more likely to get additional time during standardized tests than their lower-income counterparts.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) have all proposed taxing capital gains at the same rate as ordinary income for high-income households.
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Running, for example, is an activity that high-income Americans are more likely to do even though it is relatively inexpensive.
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The president promised that his large tax cuts to mostly big corporations and high-income households would fuel sustainably stronger growth.
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The changes in federal tax law clearly make it more attractive for high-income earners to settle in low-tax areas.
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They are well-educated, have a middle or high income and demand high quality and transparency in the food they consume.
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High-income countries such as Australia, Japan and South Korea will suffer because of their trade ties with the People's Republic.
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It therefore calculated a "mid" scenario of 13 million jobs lost, 20203 million of which would be in high-income countries.
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The women on SSRIs were overwhelmingly white and high-income compared to the women with untreated depression and the healthy women.
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But big, high-income cities like San Francisco and New York have struggled to keep up with rising demand for housing.
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Whereas in the high-income countries, here in the US, and some places like in Europe, it's driven by two impulses.
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For now, the US remains one of the most dangerous high-income countries in the world for women to give birth.
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BCRA 483 also kept certain Obamacare taxes on high-income Americans and created a $45 billion fund to fight opioid addiction.
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They usually talk about closing the loophole in the context of overall plans to drastically lower taxes on high-income households.
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As these individuals are often white men from high-income countries, so too is the world they teach their programs to identify.
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Our life expectancy "is now lower than in most high-income countries, with this gap projected to increase," according to the paper.
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As of last September, the Franklin High Income fund, for example, had 16 percent of its assets invested in energy-related securities.
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Overcrowded public schools and hospital emergency rooms near our southern border have never inconvenienced Wall Street executives or their high-income peers.
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Eurico Fabri, Marcelo Noronha and Cassiano Scarpelli will continue overseeing retail, wholesale and high-income clients, but they will expand their divisions.
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Student debt is not evenly distributed throughout the population; much of it is held by relatively high-income households with graduate degrees.
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It showed that of 101 countries which counted as middle-income in 1960, only 13 had achieved high-income status by 2008.
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Meanwhile, the share of income devoted to basic needs was virtually unchanged for middle-income people and fell for high-income households.
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Even in high-income countries, the authors found, only as many as 30 percent of women even knew that these products existed.
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This assessment is driven by the focus of CEB's financing operations on European states, which are, overall, high-income, politically stable countries.
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The average life expectancy is nearly three years lower than other high-income countries, such as the United Kingdom, France and Australia.
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In 2012, the highest reported rates of cancer were in high-income countries, partly due to better health care screening and detection.
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But they are even more likely to do so amid high income inequality, a study released today in American Sociological Review finds.
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Phasing out the payroll tax can provide a cornerstone for the high-growth, high-income, high-employment economy we need to build.
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The company holds the largest market share in the single-detached-house (SDH) sector, particularly in the medium- to high-income segments.
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It's "definitely possible" that Trump could be sympathetic to keeping the deduction because he's from a state with a high income tax.
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Between 29.5 and 24, high-income people had decreases in rates of high blood pressure, smoking and high risk for heart disease.
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These have been financed through the Kommanditgesellschaft (KG) market, a tax-efficient system best known for its appeal to high-income individuals.
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Just as disturbing is the fact that these high-income individuals do not save more as a result of this tax incentive.
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However, Democrats are just as likely to take this path as their creative schemes for their high-income constituents are to succeed.
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A high income tax and a low sales tax together result in a greater federal deduction than would middling rates for both.
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Soaring demand for services in fast-growing, high-income areas like New York and San Francisco typically enables them to do so.
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The United States' relatively poor standing at 19th reflects its high income inequality as well as its low health and education scores.
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But the elimination of the other deductions might hit high income households that rely on itemized deductions to reduce their tax bills.
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Doggett criticized the SALT deduction cap but didn't discount the analyses finding that repealing the provision would largely benefit high-income people.
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For those who live in states with high income taxes, including California, Maryland, New Jersey and New York, that's a big hit.
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According to The Education Trust, middle to high-income families pay 85033 and 14 percent of their income, respectively, on higher education.
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The freshman congresswoman has proposed her own plan to raise revenue with a 70 percent marginal tax rate on very high income.
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Yet one high-income country does it differently: the United States, which still relies heavily -- far too heavily -- on private health insurers.
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For students who succeed at getting high-paying jobs, having to pay down their debts does little to restrain their high income.
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Historically, black women in low-income communities haven't had the same access to quality care as white women in high-income communities.
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Since 60, high-income enrollees have been paying surcharges on their premiums for Part B (outpatient services) and Part D (prescription drugs).
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Second, high-income households have enjoyed skyrocketing incomes over the past 40 years, but their average tax rates have remained relatively constant.
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Bill Gates says he supports "more progressive" taxes on the rich, but proposals targeting high income brackets, like a plan from Rep.
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Q. China's leaders want to avoid the "middle-income trap" that has prevented so many countries from transitioning to high-income status.
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While the situation improves significantly in developed high-income countries, still only one in five receive adequate treatment where it's most available.
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High-income taxpayers currently finance Medicare partly through taxes of about 22004 percent on all of their salary and self-employment income.
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High unemployment rate, low median home price High number of sales per agent, high income growth (2015-17) 172 Fort Smith, Ark.
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The Affordable Care Act raises hundreds of billions of dollars from a new tax on the investment income of high-income households.
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For corporations and high-income individuals, the alternative minimum tax is basically a tax floor on what they are allowed to pay.
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Lower personal tax rates on high-income households would likely increase the proclivity of women with affluent husbands to work full time.
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"We know when high -income people get a tax cut, they don't spend as much as low-income people do," Gleckman said.
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As the county has, like other high-income suburbs around the country, become more Democratic-leaning, the Republican Party has thinned out.
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These would have to be made up by reducing the wages of high-income workers, something it's not clear they would accept.
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Aside from its troubled grocery business, though, Whole Foods brings Amazon two important assets: affluent customers and locations in high-income neighborhoods.
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The bill would also repeal taxes imposed by the Affordable Care Act on high-income people, insurers and drug companies, among others.
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"Men and women prefer a high-income partners over low-income partners," the authors wrote in the journal Quantitative Marketing and Economics.
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With the tax cuts proposed in the bill, known as the Better Care Reconciliation Act, high-income families would benefit the most.
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A top GOP lawmaker is pressing leadership to rethink a tax break for high-income earners in the Senate health bill. Sen.
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The researchers also found that cardiovascular disease was more common in middle-income and low-income countries than in high-income countries.
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Among high-income countries, the United States had "the highest obesity rates for girls and boys", 19.5 percent and 23.3 percent, respectively.
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In any case, America's exceptionally low social mobility is distinct from its exceptionally high income inequality, although these are almost surely related.
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Increased taxation of high-income, high-wealth people can be a means of funding new social spending programs like universal prekindergarten education.
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It includes the repeal of: Many of these tax changes would, as my colleagues have previously written, disproportionately benefit high-income Americans.
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These surveys have some strengths, but one big weakness is they don't tell you much about the incomes of very high-income individuals.
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A fourth report showed consumer sentiment fell in early July as high-income households worried about the impact of Brexit on stock prices.
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As I shared with you in February, Morgan Stanley projects the country to become a high-income nation sometime between 2024 and 2027.
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Bank of America's Savita Subramanian added that Starbucks is "a staple to the high income consumer and that trend, I see as weakening."
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The mere fact that a policy is disproportionately beneficial to high-income households does not, of course, indicate that it's a bad idea.
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The five-year survival rate for breast cancer is highest among high-income countries but the lowest when it comes to cervical cancer.
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Second, a number of experienced, high-income workers have retired or been bought out, leaving mid-level workers to fill a skills gap.
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"I think we all do better as a globe when countries can grow from low, to middle income, to high income," she said.
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Although college-educated voters are friendlier to Rubio, as are those from high-income families, many of those voters are still choosing Trump.
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She would limit the value of certain deductions and exclusions to 28%, as well as raise capital gains taxes on high-income investors.
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The solution is ensuring that lower and middle income nations don't abuse and misuse antibiotics, as is done in the high-income countries.
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"She lays out some ways for doing that through higher tax revenue and raising tax rates on very high-income households," Zandi said.
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Secondly, even for coastal regions, desalination is very expensive, which explains why two-thirds of existing facilities are located in high-income countries.
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The UK's 'AA' IDRs also reflect the following key rating drivers: The UK's ratings benefit from a high-income, diversified and flexible economy.
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The reciprocal agreement is advantageous for high-income Pennsylvania residents who work in New Jersey, because they pay their state's lower tax rate.
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USC sociologist Jessica Ho looked at overdose death trends from 234 high-income countries across a 22013-year span stretching back to 22014.
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At private colleges, even high-income families can qualify for tuition breaks, but they would never know unless they fill out the form.
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Ultimately, Republicans — including Trump himself — are already promising that their tax plan won't shift the burden from high-income to low-income families.
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To begin, it devotes most of its resources to high-income people and shareholders, who will just save most of their tax savings.
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Cassidy endorsed keeping in place ObamaCare taxes on high-income earners during an interview with late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel Friday.
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This is especially prominent in low- and middle-income countries, where some compounds that are banned in high-income countries are still used.
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What they found: Children from lower income families are 10 times less likely to file a patent than children from high income families.
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"Even if you just follow these recommended diets in high-income nations, you do get better personal health and environmental health," Behrens says.
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But with the bulk of the tax relief expected to go to high-income households, economists caution that the boost might be limited.
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The rich don't need a cut There is indeed no case whatsoever for reducing the personal income tax rates on high-income Americans.
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"We've had states mention risks from high-income groups, but never from a single taxpayer," Ms. Rueben of the Tax Policy Center said.
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Americans paid high income taxes, rationed their food, worked in government-funded industries and sent their sons to die overseas to defend freedom.
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It makes no difference if you are a college-educated, professional, high-income-earning black person — because in the end, you're still black.
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The ETF gained a new name, the YieldShares High Income ETF, and a new ticker, (see: "First Yield-Focused Magoon ETF Goes Live ").
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"The House Republican tax reform plan abandons middle-class taxpayers in favor of high-income Americans and wealthy corporations," said NAHB's Granger MacDonald.
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Is it racist to say that you would prefer immigrants coming to the U.S. who are well-educated, skilled, and high-income earners?
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Among the 220 high-income countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the United States, alas, placed no better than 220th.
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They write that only the very high-income earners or heirs to their money in his sample were less likely to be planners.
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Another is a 13% tax on investment income for high-income married or single-filers earning the same amount of money as mentioned.
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ZipRecruiter estimates that California's notoriously high income taxes and cost of living might be pushing people — and AI jobs — to lower-cost states.
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Ms. Lau tells these clients that they may be doing themselves a disservice, because high-income consultants may face limits on the deduction.
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She also noted that the reductions stood in contrast to the administration's 2017 tax law, which gave new benefits to high-income households.
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Of these, 3.2 million live in the United States, and 1.903 million in other high-income countries (most in Italy, Japan and Spain).
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However, high-income English-speaking countries, including the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland and the U.K., also registered crisis levels of obesity.
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One Republican candidate, George Romney, called for an integration plan to loosen the "high-income white noose" of white suburbs around black ghettos.
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Such information gaps partly explain why high-income students are six times more likely to graduate from college than students from poorer families.
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"If high-income consumers pull back any further on their spending, it will be a significant threat to the economic expansion," Zandi said.
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But the tax increases for high-income Americans that Democrats used to help pay for the Affordable Care Act are being scrapped entirely.
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According to the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities high-income households receive four times the federal housing benefits as low-income households.
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The U.S. spends nearly twice as much on medical care compared to other high-income countries, yet does not yield better health outcomes.
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The United States spends about twice what other high-income nations do on healthcare, while millions of Americans remain with no medical insurance.
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Housing and utilities costs was the second largest expense per person for residents living in high-income cities, behind goods and services costs.
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That was 1969 — a year when a taste for political violence had even spread to high schools in high-income New York suburbs.
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Democrats face challenges in repealing the SALT deduction cap because analysts have estimated that high-income taxpayers would benefit the most from repeal.
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In Canada, only approximately 45 percent of low-income mothers receive benefits, compared to approximately 75 to 85 percent of high-income mothers.
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But the pace of this increase slowed over time, while other high income countries continued to show a steady rise in life expectancy.
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To help pay for the law's coverage expansion, it raised taxes on several players in the health industry and on high-income earners.
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Nationally, 2372 percent of low-income high school graduates immediately enrolled in college that year, compared with 230 percent of high-income students.
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Connecticut is not normally considered a benighted state but one with a very high income level, and a large proportion of educated people.
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As low-income residents relocate to wildfire territory outside the urban core, San Francisco's high-income residents have gravitated toward luxury waterfront developments.
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He supported higher wages, tighter restrictions on working hours and greater welfare spending, funded by tax increases on companies and high-income earners.
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A Congressional Research Service report last month concluded that the effects of corporate taxes fell largely on high-income Americans, not average workers.
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The latest change, barring high-income people from receiving tax credits, would bring the GOP replacement even more in line with standing law.
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But Republicans show huge variation, with low-income rank-and-file GOP voters being pretty moderate and high-income ones being very conservative.
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In a 2015 review, the CMAJ says, female vaccination in high-income countries did lead to lower instances of anogenital warts in men.
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Doesn't that mean these "measures" would prevent Trump's theoretical high-income independent trucker from benefiting from the cap in the way he described?
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All in all, the replacement plan benefits people who are healthy and high-income, and disadvantages those who are sicker and lower-income.
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Only two other high-income countries exceeded that total: the US, with more than 2.5 million unvaccinated children, and France, with more than 600,000.
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"It's high stakes, especially for high-income couples," said Stacy Francis, a certified divorce financial planner and the president and CEO of Francis Financial.
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It notes that a wide variety of methodologies show guns as a risk factor for homicide in the US and other high-income countries.
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She further agreed that inequality is likely to be an underlying factor for why some high-income countries are seeing lower life expectancy predictions.
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TMZ broke the story ... Kanye was creating prototypes for new age housing ... housing that blurs the line between low, middle and high-income communities.
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The research described how the U.S. has the highest child and maternal mortality, homicide rate, and body-mass index of any high-income country.
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In general, while there are certainly some very high-income wage earners (Russell Westbrook is earning $26 million this year), this is fairly unusual.
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The odds that a child will be killed by a gun is 1990 times higher in the U.S. than in other high-income countries.
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Second, fragile states suffer from widespread corruption, high income inequality, uneven economic development in favor of elites, and heightened risk of severe economic decline.
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"Let me be very clear: The vast majority of the benefits of repealing the SALT cap would go to high-income Americans," Bennet said.
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The city generally follows the same pattern of clustering in high-income neighborhoods, but some residential addresses were also listed in Brooklyn and Queens.
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Instead, the party had hemorrhaged support among middle- and high-income white voters who lacked college degrees — voters who were concentrated in the South.
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Pruksa, which caters to the middle-to-low income housing market, plans to expand its customer base and increase revenue from high-income customers.
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In this survey, people's attitudes on taxes for low-income people were much more pliable than their attitudes about taxes for high-income people.
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The overall benefit structure would be made more progressive by boosting annual benefits for low-income households and reducing them for high-income households.
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Several new studies point to a seemingly incongruous fact: It doesn't matter if that housing is for high-income residents or low-income residents.
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That plan included airborne and satellite monitoring to enforce rules, caps on tourist numbers and efforts to attract "high-income and well-educated visitors".
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In the U.S., 65% of millennials valued company culture more than a high income, compared to 52% of Americans over the age of 45.
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Since the dawn of industrialisation, no advanced capitalist democracy has fallen out of the ranks of high-income countries or regressed permanently into authoritarianism.
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By the end of the study, 65 percent of low-income teens had poor-quality diets, compared with 55 percent of high-income youth.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Strong Market Position Liverpool is the leader in the middle-, middle-high and high-income segment of department stores in Mexico.
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It would also place restrictions on the tax cut available to high-income "pass-through" entities, and would eliminate the controversial border-adjusted tax.
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In fact, the United States is the only high-income country that does not offer government-subsidized paid parental leave for mothers or fathers.
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Americans have a much shorter life expectancy compared to almost all other high-income countries, according to the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics.
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"Reducing taxes for high income earners is not going to reduce inequality, of course," Swedish Finance Minister Magdalena Andersson told Reuters on March 29.
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High-income retirees can also expect to shell out more in monthly premiums for Medicare Part B (doctor's visits) and Part D (prescription drugs).
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And of course, a research center is still an enormous gain for a region of Wisconsin that could absolutely use high-income, professional jobs.
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U.S. graduate business schools — once magnets for American and international students seeking a certain route to a high income — are in an existential crisis.
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The New York Fed defined low-income areas as those with residents earning less than $35,900 annually, while high-income was more than $72,301.
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Demographic profile: Average age when first initiated is 24 years with the majority of users in their late 20s and from high income households.
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This is good news, both because new blood slows down our demographic decline and because we attract a lot of high-income entrepreneurial talent.
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Several high-income countries have already come close to eliminating trans fat through laws limiting the amount that can be included in packaged food.
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Moreover, any high income individuals will actually make their final tax payments on their calendar 22019 incomes this October, shortly after fiscal 2019 begins.
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Among those who stand to gain, meanwhile, are second earners in high-income families; many of the poorest Britons do not work at all.
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Half of the 14% total increase of emissions due to global tourism occurred in high-income countries from 2009 through 2013, the study finds.
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Earlier this month, the government proposed stiff tax hikes targeting leading conglomerates, high-income individuals and investors with large holdings of South Korean shares.
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"High-income households with a wide range of housing options can easily act on a preference to live in a homogenous neighborhood," Salviati said.
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Ocasio-Cortez's lead, high income workers would be facing higher taxes, up to 70% for those with more than $10 million of taxable income.
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A high-income country would struggle to attend to these migrants and refugees while carrying out so painstaking a process as the FARC peace.
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High-income people would universally take advantage of this new tax break — mostly without saving more — by shifting taxable savings into the new vehicle.
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A high income doesn't necessarily translate to a high net worth, which is why the latter is often a better benchmark for measuring wealth.
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Mistake #2: Not automating their savingsAnother problem I see high-income people make is never taking the time to automate their savings and investments.
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"In many districts, it's not just high-income people, it's hard-working people who should have that deduction," Lowey told The Hill on Friday.
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Second, US health care prices are sky-high compared with the prices paid in other high-income countries, while US health outcomes are worse.
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How much investment would it take to bring the level of capital per capita up to the levels enjoyed in high-income countries today?
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EMC has six medical centers in and around Moscow which provide services from cancer treatment to dental care and cosmetology for high-income clients.
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Many wealthy business executives, including Trump, would like to see Congress enact a large tax cut on high-income individuals and on large corporations.
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And if you can get multiple dollars of low-income health benefit for every dollar of high-income taxes, well, that's a no brainer.
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Two individuals making $50,000 and living separately form two middle-income households; if they move in together, they form a single high-income household.
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Possible results: A greater portion of a person's Social Security could end up being taxed and Medicare premiums could rise for high-income retirees.
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It is the stage of the country's economy, either high income (developed) or the developing categories of lower middle income and upper middle income.
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Simple answer: predominately high-income Democratic professionals in technology, finance and law who now outnumber Republicans in presidential voting in the top income brackets.
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Instead the problem seems to be that high-income taxpayers who have some ability to time when they receive taxable income are deliberately stalling.
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High number of sales per agent, high income growth (2176-2177) 173 San Francisco Highest median home price, low unemployment rate 217 Oakland, Calif.
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A typical high-income taxpayer would see a $4,272 net benefit from Mr. Trump's tax and trade policies, even after accounting for the tariffs.
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What I think we should be cautious about is—you know, it's not the same if you're going into a very high-income profession.
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Amazon's $533 billion purchase of Whole Foods last year was a move to gain a physical footprint in high-income neighborhoods across the country.
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That analysis came before some of the high-income Bush tax cuts were revived, so the effect relative to today's laws would be different.
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The home building industry has recovered slowly, and where new construction has picked up it has mostly added housing for the high-income market.
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Increasingly severe constraints on building in high-income coastal cities inflate the asset values of affluent homeowners, contributing significantly to rising disparities in wealth.
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Second, this AMT exemption begins to phase out once a taxpayer's income hits a certain threshold — meaning the benefit decreases for high-income taxpayers.
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For example, low-income countries tend to have higher rates of cancers related to infection, such cervical cancer from HPV, than high-income countries.
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Those same politicians will also see tax cuts this financial year, thanks to the lifting of the government's deficit levy on high-income earners.
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And, again, it'll likely look different in low-income countries in Africa than it will in high-income countries like the US or Canada.
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Cicuttini's team pooled results from 13 clinical trials from high-income countries, mainly the United States and the UK, from the last 28 years.
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This $70 billion dollar tax expenditure largely benefits high income Americans: The larger the mortgage, the larger the deduction, for mortgages under $1 million.
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The majority of TB-related deaths occur in low and lower-middle income countries, whereas the disease is relatively rare in high-income countries.
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"It's also about helping people understand taking a long term view," said Brian Hogan, who oversees Fidelity's equity and high-income mutual fund assets.
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The researchers found that U.S. low-income consumers spend 85 percent more on electricity as a percentage of total expenditures than high-income consumers.
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These pharmaceutical companies charge Americans $2628,28503 for a one month supply, a price two to four times higher than every other high income country.
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According to the World Bank, poor families in developing countries often spend twice as much of their income on bribes as high-income families.
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So far, the IRS anticipates making about 800 in-person visits to these high-income non-filers in the first two months, he said.
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"If you're a person that has low income, you probably should have more assistance than a person with high income, for example," Ryan said.
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The bill repeals a 0.9 percent Medicare Hospital Insurance (HI) payroll tax on high-income earners, which supports the Medicare Part A trust fund.
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Barnett's UK Strategic Income, High Income and Income funds saw combined outflows of just over 2 billion pounds in the 12 months to Sept.
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High income households will also benefit from the application of a maximum 85033 percent tax rate for a portion of their pass-through income.
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A surprise for high-income filers in high-tax states Not everything is as expected in the H&R Block data, according to Rigney.
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Or the up-front benefit could be limited to 28 percent, rather than the maximum of 39.6 percent currently available to high-income taxpayers.
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My read of IRS data is that about 220006 percent of households would reach that limit, but most of that group is high-income.
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The Columbia Real Estate Equity fund's top holding is Simon Property Group, which holds numerous prime properties: malls in densely populated high-income areas.
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The IRS said that its boost in visits to high-income taxpayers who haven't filed is coming after the agency hired additional enforcement staff.
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Other high-income countries spend less on health care than the United States because they have lower prices, not because they receive less care.
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People at every income level would see tax cuts in 220006, though high-income taxpayers would see the largest cuts, according to the analysis.
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That the tax bill would make a more notable difference for high-income Americans is not surprising — that's largely how the legislation is designed.
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Both Trump and congressional Republicans, for example, have in the past supported tax plans that independent analysts found would overwhelmingly benefits high-income earners.
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A key measure of consumers' attitudes was lower so far this month, as high-income consumers digested Britain's surprise vote to leave the European Union.
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High-income countries had only achieved moderate coverage of the HPV vaccine; if the United States and France couldn't achieve high coverage, how could Rwanda?
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" For example, "the least-gifted children of high-income parents graduate from college at higher rates than the most-gifted children of low-income parents.
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"As these statistics show, the AMT basically functions as a surtax on high-income taxpayers in high-tax states with children," the Tax Foundation said.
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But instead, a study finds the most popular cars for high-income Americans are pretty much what everyone else drives, notably Fords, Jeeps and Hondas.
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"Across all years in our data, no individual brand is as predictive of being high-income as owning an Apple iPhone in 251.46," they added.
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While it accounts for less than 1% of all cancers in women in high-income countries, in low- and middle-income countries it's almost 12%.
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It can also make sense to convert savings to a Roth IRA, especially for those high-income taxpayers who can't make direct contributions, Meehan said.
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The emerging crisis has created a milestone that New Zealanders won't be proud of: the highest homelessness rate among the 290 high-income OECD countries.
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Among white students, however, graduating from college benefits those from a high-income background significantly more than it benefits those from a low-income background.
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Consumers can file an appeal noting that their high-income year was an aberration, or that other circumstances such as divorce have reduced your income.
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Amazon provides thousands of jobs, but it notoriously exploits its warehouse workers, while simultaneously contributing to overwhelming gentrification in neighborhoods with its high-income workers.
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These types of preferences for the advantaged help explain why Harvard's student body has 23 times as many high-income students as low-income students.
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A good salesperson, said Z., could try to coax anywhere from $280 to $239,23 in fees from someone with a high income and loan balance.
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Countries that exceed the high-income threshold, as defined by the World Bank, for three consecutive years are promoted to the list of developed countries.
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High-income and upper middle-income consumers will remain clustered in urban areas, especially within first-tier cities such as Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai and Shenzhen.
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He has also said he would close tax loopholes for high-income earners and provide tax relief for families to cover the cost of daycare.
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As noted by CNET, the discount marks Amazon's effort to reach lower-income consumers after already having profited off middle-income and high-income folks.
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That's because you need to itemize your deductions in order to take full advantage of the tax breaks, and high-income taxpayers tend to itemize.
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The recent rise in hours worked in America and Britain thus looks odd indeed, especially since working time is rising most among high-income workers.
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In a move to further limit its use by high-income workers, they exempted those in "services" professions such as law and accounting from qualifying.
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If implemented as proposed, it would require high-income taxpayers to pay a tax rate of at least 30 percent of income after charitable deductions.
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Critics also say health savings accounts, which have spawned a separate industry, benefit high-income earners who can afford to set money aside tax-free.
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Racism most impacted low-income blacks, high-income whites and low-income "others," which included any ethnicities that fall outside of black, Hispanic or white.
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More than half of student borrowers in high-income areas reported successfully paying down their loans, compared with about a quarter in low-income areas.
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High-income earners, in particular, should consider a noncash donation specifically because of the tax advantages, according to John Voltaggio, managing director at Northern Trust.
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A 2000 bill, known as the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act or "DocFix" law, tweaked the way premiums are determined for high-income people.
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About half of people ages 12 to 35 in middle-to-high income countries are exposing themselves to unsafe levels of noise on their devices.
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If you add in money sent to to high-income countries, remittances reached $689 billion in 2018, up from $633 billion in 2017, it said.
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High-income workers could access the benefits of paid family leave while many low-income workers could not, thus inadvertently reproducing unequal access to benefits.
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The Invesco high income fund had 6.1 billion pounds under management at end-September and the income fund had 2.8 billion, according to Morningstar data.
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But without a more detailed tax proposal, it is difficult to determine precisely how this affects high-income households and those in high-tax states.
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At the same time, the bill is most likely to raise taxes on some high-income filers in states with high state and local taxes.
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He then went on to cite violent video games—which exist in every high-income democracy but don't seem to provoke runaway gun violence elsewhere.
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If you're young, self-employed, or have a high income or net worth, it could be a good time to sit down with a CFP.
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He also criticized other aspects of the tax plan, saying it favors high-income individuals over middle-class families, a common complaint from many Democrats.
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However, there are only 40 countries, mostly high-income, that implement seven or eight of these, and 124 countries apply none or one of them.
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Importantly, a high income doesn't necessarily translate to a high net worth, which is why the latter is often a better benchmark for measuring wealth.
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While the overall heart disease mortality rate decreased by 463%, high-income counties experienced a 30% drop, versus a 22% fall in low-income counties.
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I live in a high-income suburb outside of Washington, DC, so the relative costs between income levels are more important than the actual numbers.
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The presentation showed how GCC countries are too high on the World Bank High Income classification (IIC) index to meet normal emerging market index eligibility.
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Newman has practiced matrimonial law in New York for 22017 years and says she works with high-income clients worth up to a billion dollars.
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"Cheap packages don't yield high income and businesses will need to adapt," said Thanavath Phonvichai, an economic professor at University of Thai Chamber of Commerce.
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Roberton C. Williams, an economist at the tax center, said about one-tenth of 1 percent of high-income taxpayers avoided any federal income taxes.
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The group estimates that these proposals would raise taxes on all income groups, but that the high-income people would see the biggest tax increases.
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Large majorities of Americans oppose cuts in major social programs, while most voters want to raise, not reduce, taxes on corporations and high-income individuals.
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Obama, for example, availed himself of George W. Bush's tax cuts for high-income households even while advocating that those tax cuts be rolled back.
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But money remains a barrier From these seven middle- and high-income countries, financial barriers were the greatest reason for not taking more parental leave.
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The other problem is that payroll taxes are regressive, so it's a bigger chunk for people with low or moderate incomes than high income workers.
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Although low-income individuals reported more anxiety than high-income individuals and non-whites more than whites, only one group remained essentially immune: college graduates.
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In America, for example, nearly one in five youngsters in low-income households are obese, compared with just one in ten in high-income ones.
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Obamacare increased them, particularly for high-income individuals and for industries that profit from the expansion of coverage, to pay for the costs of reform.
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It's a disparity, the report said, that's widespread and persistent regardless of whether the school is in a high-income or a low-income community.
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One analysis of U.S. energy consumer expenditures published in the economics journal Public Choice looked at the differences between low-income and high-income individuals.
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As the concentration of income at the top rises, overall retail suffers simply because high-income people save a much larger share of their money.
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Children with cancer in low- and middle-income countries are four times more likely to die of the disease than children in high-income countries.
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The scatter plot shows just how hard it is for someone living in a country with high income inequality to get ahead in their society.
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To confront the issue, municipalities are working up policies that require scooter companies to make their product equally accessible to low- and high-income neighborhoods.
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To confront the issue, municipalities are working up policies that require scooter companies to make their product equally accessible to low- and high-income neighborhoods.
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The National Research Council found that the United States has higher mortality rates from most major causes of death than 16 other high-income countries.
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And despite what right-wing pundits like to claim, high-income Americans are in general much more likely than others to support the Republican Party.
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Lowering the top individual rate would cost money while fueling criticism from Democrats that the bill gives too much tax relief to high-income earners.
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The richest tiny town in the entire country, Atherton, is in northern California and is home to high income tech executives and million-dollar mansions.
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The amount paid out will be capped for high-income earners, according to the Washington Post, but it's still unclear what the cutoff would be.
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RYAN: SO, THE PURPOSE OF THAT FOURTH TIER, AND I'VE SPOKEN WITH THE PRESIDENT ABOUT THIS MANY TIMES, I'VE SPOKEN TO GARY MANY TIMES ABOUT THIS, IS THAT WE DON'T WANT VERY HIGH INCOME EARNERS – I'M TALKING ABOUT WAGE AND SALARY EARNERS, NOT THE PASSERS - VERY HIGH INCOME EARNERS - DON'T GET A GIANT TAX BREAK BECAUSE WE WANT THE TAX BREAKS TO GO TO THE MIDDLE CLASS.
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In high-income regions, however, there is less certainty about the safety of vaccines, with 72% of people in North America agreeing that vaccines are safe.
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Many things had to come together to make this happen, such as very high income and estate taxes, strong labour unions, and intrusive regulations and controls.
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For example, if the advisor usually works with high-income lawyers and you're barely scraping by, their specialized advice may not be as helpful for you.
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"It's very likely that younger adults were affected too, or people that were high income in our data, but could have lost a job," Miller said.
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Initially, expensive durables are restricted to a small group of high-income households, before spreading to the mass middle class and finally penetrating lower-income groups.
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Most of the American addresses released in the Panama Papers are not lawyers' offices but personal residences, and they're almost exclusively in high-income ZIP codes.
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"We've known the basic trends for awhile," he told BuzzFeed News, and they are similar to those seen in other high-income countries around the world.
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Greece's IDR also reflect the following key rating drivers: The ratings are underpinned by high income per capita levels, which far exceed 'B' and 'BB' medians.
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Amazon already owns the high-income shopper segment in the U.S. Now it's making a bid to court those who have less income at their disposal.
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Tax experts said Trump could raise taxes on high-income people by lowering the cap on mortgages eligible for interest deductions to $500,000 from $1 million.
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That includes taxes on insurers and medical device makers, a 3.8 percent tax on investment income and a 0.9 percent payroll tax on high-income earners.
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The big picture: The Times reports that Trump lost more than nearly any other American taxpayer when compared to a high-income data sampling compiled annually.
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It's tough not to see some parallels here to the real-life economic disparities, gentrification, and near-record high income gap in the United States today.
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Women face career obstacles and have lower earnings at all educational levels, researchers noted, and therefore take longer to achieve a high income status than men.
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JPMorgan, said the "reduced upside risk to growth and inflation" had led it to underweight growth-sensitive stocks and assets in favour of high-income plays.
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Schaefer-Guembel cited differences with conservatives on a range of issues and rejected as "absurd" proposals by some conservatives to cut taxes for high-income earners.
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After all, the impact that a post-secondary degree can have on their lives is more dramatic and further reaching than for their high-income peers.
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For example, life expectancy in Hawaii, Minnesota and Connecticut were similar to other high-income countries, while life expectancy was much worse in states like Mississippi.
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Meanwhile, children are already more likely to be diagnosed early and treated if they are white or from middle- to high-income families, research has found.
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Owning Whole Foods will ingratiate Amazon even more into every aspect of its customers' lives—and in this case, the lives of especially high-income shoppers.
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"The United States has been an outlier in the adoption of family policies across high-income countries since the turn of the twentieth century," they wrote.
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Notwithstanding the mythical powers Republicans ascribe to cutting high-income taxes, the terms of the arrangement still leave the country vulnerable to humiliation and grave dangers.
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In high-income countries, that number was one in 185, according to the report co-led by UNICEF, the World Health Organization and the World Bank.
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Over the last six years, the U.S. has exhibited consistent performance and has kept its position among the top 85033 GII-ranked high-income innovation nations.
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The second is high-income young adults, who benefit from new rules allowing insurers to charge them lower premiums (and raise monthly payments for older enrollees).
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According to the latest data, the wealth of high-income Americans had increased by 220006 percent since 2202, while middle-class wealth declined by 2628 percent.
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"For high-income people, it should be raised substantially with the understanding that if you invest, you can get it down, and down substantially," he said.
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Child psychiatrists were significantly more likely to practice in high-income counties, as well as in counties with higher levels of postsecondary education, and metropolitan regions.
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The framework, unveiled last week, gave lawmakers the option of adding a fourth bracket to ensure that high-income households do not receive the biggest benefits.
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"Most of my practice these days is representing high-net-worth, high-income individuals who are getting out of Dodge," he said, referring to New York.
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Lower income countries had relatively low demand compared to high-income countries, which can be attributed to a lower disease burden from injuries and chronic diseases.
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How did one of the poorest countries in the world achieve what those high-income countries in the Lancet study, particularly the United States, have not?
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The US firearm homicide rate is more than 25 times higher than other high-income developed countries, while the firearm suicide rate is eight times higher.
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A recent Pew Research Center report found little support for cutting taxes for high-income households (defined as more than $250,2023) or large businesses and corporations.
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For black children, DTaP vaccination rates were 89 percent for high-income kids and 76 percent of low-income kids at the end of the study.
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With Hispanic kids, DTaP vaccination rates at the end of the study were 90 percent for high-income children and 81 percent for low-income children.
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Likewise, Canada pays substantially lower benefits to middle and high income retirees, while charging lower tax rates on a much lower wage base than in America.
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The paper, partially funded by the UK government, includes results from 2000 international studies, that span over 211,216 participants from low-, middle-, and high-income countries.
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And if health officials have found Zika in a high-income country like Singapore, he added, it may already be circulating, undetected, in other Asian countries.
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They are primarily about the claim that if you move people into adoption into high-income families, they have a 12 to 18 point IQ change.
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The potential advantage is highest for families who both have the means to save and would otherwise face high tax rates because of their high income.
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The death rate from gun violence in the United States is on average 25 times higher than in high-income nations with sensible gun control laws.
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Though residents of this West African nation earn a relatively high income, according to the BBC, the country has experienced steady violence since its 2002 rebellion.
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And though opinion is less unified on the question of taxing high-income households, there is still far more support for higher taxes rather than lower.
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High-income deregulation: If a tenant in a rent-stabilized unit earned over $200,000 a year in two consecutive years, the landlord could deregulate the unit.
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But sales of sugar-sweetened beverages are increasing in many low- and middle-income countries even as they decrease in high-income countries, the report said.
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The legislation that came later, and earned his endorsement, would have made insurance less expensive, but only for certain groups of young, high-income, healthy Americans.
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The women who had the income, resources, and social capital to pull all that off were far more likely to be middle- and high-income women.
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Despite the hopes of greater geographic diversity, the reality these days is that most people who work remotely are highly paid employees in high-income areas.
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Obama chose to characterize this as extending "middle class" tax cuts, but in reality his plan created a significant tax cut for high-income households too.
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High-income countries will likely be able to cope, but areas like Sub-Saharan Africa and parts of Asia and India will become even more vulnerable.
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The new arrivals from China and India are increasingly likely to land in major cities in relatively high-income areas once held by the Liberal Party.
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Countries with high income inequality tend to have low upward economic mobility, which can affect the opportunity for future generations to move up the social ladder.
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But Americans with a college degree or more education, along with those in high-income households, have received the vast majority of the resulting financial gains.
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The 2010 law, the budget office noted, increased the payroll tax rate for many high-income taxpayers and imposed a surtax on their net investment income.
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Some areas of Los Angeles, San Diego and the Bay Area saw participation in group discount programs three to four times higher in high-income neighborhoods.
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Estimates vary, but even in high-income countries such as the UK, some research shows that around two-thirds of people with depression are not treated.
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Thanks to new rules that took effect in May 2016, anyone (not just high income investors) can invest in non-public companies in exchange for equity.
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If Congress wants to impose additional taxes on high-income taxpayers, it should raise their tax brackets rather than fencing them out of specific tax breaks.
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Middle-income and high-income earners, the core of support for the Communist Party, have invested heavily in wealth management products, according to surveys of investors.
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In the event of widespread defaults, the government would be forced to bail out investors because so many are middle and high-income earners, commentators say.
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Residents of states with high income-tax rates are especially likely to fall into the AMT's clutches, because a big state-tax deduction is a triggering factor.
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The paper defines "high income" as being in the top quartile of income for a person&aposs household type – so single, married with kids, and so on.
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Research earlier this year showed Americans die younger than people in other high-income countries in large part due to drug poisonings, gun injuries and car accidents.
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The new divisions will focus on retail, wholesale and high-income clients, while the new information technology vice-president position will support all business areas, Bradesco said.
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In high-income countries pregnant women are typically screened for GBS and given antibiotics during labor to prevent infecting the baby, which is effective, the researchers said.
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Though the projects help beach economies overall, experts say federal funds favor predominantly white, high-income towns, and even more so the properties right along the beach.
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Eighty-three percent of American students from high-income families graduate from high school, but only 250 percent of low-income students will complete their secondary education.
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But when asked which ambitions were achievable, respondents ranked achieving wealth and a high income at the bottom of the list, with 40% saying it was unobtainable.
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Nine of the 24 members of the benchmark MSCI stockmarket index are already high-income countries, according to the World Bank, and others are on the cusp.
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But the disparity in access persists in urban areas, too, where the distance between low and high income neighborhoods can be measured in both meters and dollars.
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In high-income countries, 26 percent of men and 35 percent of women don't get enough physical activity, but it's not always for a lack of trying.
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But in reality, most people in high-income countries die in a hospital, while in many lower-income countries they suffer in pain without medicine or facilities.
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High income workers with so-called ISOs could be subject to the alternative minimum tax on the difference between the market price and share price at exercise.
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Sweden, which has fewer motor vehicle crash deaths than other high-income countries, including the United States, does not ban the use of cell phones while driving.
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"The government achieved a budget surplus thanks to economic growth, rise in employment and high income from the EU budget," Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka said on Twitter.
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A Treasury study based on 2014 tax data concluded that the uninsurance rate for poor families was 10 times higher than it is for high-income families.
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In contrast, the random scatter of dots in the figure on the right shows that labor supply for high-income families is insensitive to the jobless rate.
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Until the 903s, successive Social Democrat governments turned the screws on Sweden's elite with high income taxes, wealth taxes, inheritance taxes, gift taxes and real estate taxes.
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Democrats won't (and shouldn't) go along because that approach tilts the program towards infrastructure projects in high-income areas that can generate strong profits for its investors.
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It helps that I live on the Upper West Side, right by near Central Park, which is probably as dog-dense and high-income as they come.
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Repeals the deduction for state and local income and sales taxes, a measure that hurts high-income tax states, such as New York, New Jersey and California.
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The country has among the highest corporate tax rates, high property taxes, and high income taxes that tax capital gains and dividend income, according to the study.
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South Africa's retailers are battling to boost sales as consumers check spending, though Woolworths has done better than rivals due to its appeal to high-income customers.
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The second solution is real health cost reform by doing what all other high-income countries do: put health care into the public sector where it belongs.
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The United States is the richest country, in terms of GDP per capita, among the high-income countries with the top five steepest rates of child hunger.
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A major indicator of quality of healthcare, the USA has the second highest maternal mortality rate among high-income countries, and the rate in Texas recently doubled.
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I think the important thing here is less for low-income people to cheer the declining stock market than for high-income people to cheer higher paychecks.
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But such a repeal would mostly benefit high-income taxpayers and force the federal government to forgo $220 billion in tax revenue over the next 13 years.
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This summer learning loss makes up 66 percent of the achievement gap in reading between low- and high-income students by the time they start high school.
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According a study, the United States experiences lower life expectancies and worse health outcomes despite spending more per person on healthcare than twelve other high income nations.
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Just about every Democratic presidential hopeful wants to vastly expand the welfare state and pay for it by forcing high-income households to pay their fair share.
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A study published two years ago in BMJ Open compared rates of cost-related skipping of drugs among people 55 and older in 11 high-income countries.
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The pattern of 2015 is similar to that seen in 1968: high-income growth among the middle class and poor, and moderate income growth among the rich.
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One tough decision McConnell will have to make is whether to keep in place ObamaCare's 23.8 percent tax on capital gains and dividends for high-income earners.
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I bought a considerable amount of coverage because I have a high income and don't want my family to have to make budget cuts if I'm gone.
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Additionally, Clinton's proposals "would raise marginal tax rates on labor and capital, thus reducing incentives to work, save, and invest among high-income households," the group said.
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You have a high income or net worthIf you're a high earner, you may run into some unique issues that most individuals don't need to worry about.
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Harwood: The companies that benefit from pass-through rates are high income because if they were middle income they'd be paying at the 25 percent rate already.
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Add in the 13 Republicans representing high-income blue states of New Jersey, Illinois and Maryland, and Democrats could have a shot at 37 Republican-held seats.
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The move would save the government money (a reported $316 billion over the next decade) and pave the way for massive corporate and high-income tax cuts.
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The cancer mortality rate also dropped, though less dramatically: It declined by 16%, with an 18% drop seen in high-income counties versus 11% in low-income.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Hong Kong's ratings are underpinned by its exceptionally strong external and public finances, credible policy framework, high income levels and resilient and flexible economy.
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In two proposals that would help mainly high-income and wealthy taxpayers, Trump and congressional Republicans want to repeal the estate tax and the alternative minimum tax.
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Analyses from think tanks have found that the House GOP plan would lower taxes across the board but would give the biggest cuts to high-income people.
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They're contrasting those reforms with the Republicans' agenda, which, the Democrats charge, focuses too intently on high-income tax cuts and other benefits exclusive to the wealthy.
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Proposal: These reforms will reduce inefficiencies in the student loan program and focus assistance on needy undergraduate student borrowers instead of high-income, high-balance graduate borrowers.
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Palar says she had a "sense of agency" to make veganism an equitable food choice that defied the culture of mainstream veganism – high income, predominantly white clients.
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The AMT, as it's known, has become a plague to middle-income and upper-income types who live in states with high income and real-estate taxes.
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Conversely, black men born to high-income families have a much higher chance of falling down the income ladder in the next generation relative to white men.
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As the provision is now drafted, it does too much for people like senators, frankly, and families in high-income categories, and not enough for working families.
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"You could argue the Senate bill puts pressure to reduce funding for public education, and provides tax breaks for high-income families and private education," Leibenluft said.
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But their plan does not provide specifics, and tax experts say it will be difficult to restrict high-income individuals from diverting income through a pass-through.
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Social Security is unlikely to account for a major part of retirement income for very high-income people — those who earn, say, $266,270 a year, he said.
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Beginning in the 1970s, Inglehart writes, while economies continued to grow, in high-income countries virtually all of the gains have gone to those at the top.
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Rates of early-onset colon cancer are rising in many high-income countries even as rates among older adults hold steady or decline, a new study shows.
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Another is whether individual tax-rate cuts should include the top marginal rates paid by high-income Americans or remain confined to those with more modest incomes.
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The cost to market and acquire a new customer is cheaper with the Walmart brand nationally than for Jet, which targets high-income urban and millennial shoppers.
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That's a huge benefit to the high-income earners in California, New York, Connecticut and other high-tax states (which happen to lean Democratic in their politics).
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Specifically, high-income wage earners, or those who make their money from salaries rather than investments, who live in high-tax states could well see an increase.
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Another is to cap the value of tax deductions (as President Obama proposed) so that high-income people would receive no more tax relief than anyone else.
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High-income countries were not included, but previous research has shown they can all afford to provide universal health coverage and essential health services to their citizens.
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The deduction also distorts tax decisions made by states, inducing them to impose heavier income taxes on high-income individuals in order to maximize the federal subsidy.
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"While 28255% of the world's suicides occurred in low- and middle-income countries, high-income countries had the highest rate, at 11.5 per 100,000" people, WHO said.
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That 22 percentage-point increase is matched by a 22 percentage-point decline among outflows and inflows of goods in high-income countries in the same period.
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Meanwhile, there was a higher incidence of death from cancer than cardiovascular disease in high-income countries and some upper middle-income countries, according to the data.
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The cap will have the biggest impact in states that have high income and property taxes, where people were much more likely to itemize their federal returns.
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"The Democrats are essentially an urban party, which means they are a coalition of low-income service workers and high-income knowledge-economy workers," Rodden told me.
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High-income earners — roughly the upper 19903 percent — who can take advantage of the new distinctions would be rewarded with substantial gains compared with those who can't.
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But the sums are small enough that the revenue involved could be raised by fairly narrow-gauge taxes – in particular, taxes that hit only high-income Americans.
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The answer is that this almost surely makes the case for even higher tax rates, since high-income people presumably get a lot of those monopoly rents.
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Even though Pakistan is one of only three countries where a vaccine-preventable disease like polio is endemic, measles is very uncommon, especially in high-income countries.
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This is not a huge deal for most Americans, but for a high-income person living in a high-tax state it can be a very big deal.
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There was a 3.3 percentage point increase in late-stage diagnosis for women living in low-income zip codes relative to women living in high-income zip codes.
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Richardson told NBC News there are currently two separate housing markets: One market for high-income buyers that's doing very well and another for affordable homes that's struggling.
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After several acquisitions in recent years, BDMS operates and manages hospitals serving middle- to high-income patients as well as hospitals operating under the national health security scheme.
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Dropping taxes on high-income earners making more than $200,000 per year, for example, while taking away lower-income people's health insurance could produce a backlash among voters.
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In counties where people reported a low median income, the death rate from both heart disease and cancer declined much less than it did in high-income counties.
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Half of the cities in high-income countries and more than a third in low-income and middle-income countries reduced pollution levels by 5% in five years.
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The top quarter of American earners hold about a third of all outstanding student loans, meaning blanket loan forgiveness would give high-income borrowers the most overall relief.
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Findings of the WHO report were published in the medical journal Lancet, and highlight inequalities between countries, as diagnoses and medicine are more accessible in high-income nations.
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And high-income individuals (above $32,100), representing 2.6 percent of the population in 590, will comprise 14.5 percent in 2030, the fastest growth rate of all income categories.
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From 1990 to 2012, funding for the bottom fifth of school districts (measured by household income) increased by 50%, bringing them roughly in line with high-income districts.
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"States with high income and property taxes risk losing even more higher-income residents to lower-taxed states," said Paul Mansour, head of municipal credit research at Conning.
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"America is the only high-income country that does not have paid maternity leave," Hathaway told Motto about her decision to become a UN Ambassador on the subject.
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Anyone who follows this issue knows the United States stands in an embarrassing position as the only high-income nation not to have a national paid leave policy.
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Careers in the medical field are glamorized as respectable, helpful, and with high income earning potential, yet physicians are some of the most dissatisfied workers in the country.
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Blessed by Congress in 2006, it has seen a dramatic rise among high-income groups like law firms, medical/dental practices and technology firms in the last decade.
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Art Rodriguez, the dean of admission and financial aid, said Vassar has shifted its recruiting, dropping visits to some high-income secondary schools to add more poor schools.
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Most of this money goes to middle- and high-income students and families who itemize their deductions (Low-income families would not benefit from such itemized tax returns).
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In the United States, we spend roughly twice as much per capita for medical care as other high-income countries, and our health statistics are close to last.
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Fully 75 percent of federal dollars--including tax expenditures--used to subsidize housing goes to high-income households through the mortgage interest deduction and other homeownership tax benefits.
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Although an increasing number of countries started to develop plans and strategies to reduce the impact of climate change, the majority are high-income nations, the report shows.
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Losers Lawyers and patient-seeing doctors The tax law states that health companies and law firms are service businesses whose high-income owners don't qualify for the deduction.
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SO WHY SHOULD THE TAXPAYERS IN WISCONSIN, THE HARD WORKING TAXPAYERS WHO HAVE A PRETTY HIGH INCOME TAX, PAY FOR THESE STATES THAT DON'T HAVE THEIR ACT TOGETHER.
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Their studies showed that support came largely from high-income, low-growth states in the North and from urban and industrialized congressional districts in the North and Northeast.
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While middle- and high-income people have seen their life expectancy increase by two years since 2001, while the poorest 5 percent of Americans have seen no gains.
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It seems revealing that after this round of attacks in the media, the only income group backing Clinton in New Hampshire were high-income voters, according to Purdy.
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It defined high income volatility as a change of more than 52 percent and an income drop as a decrease of 25 percent or more between exam years.
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The proposed tax cuts for corporations and small businesses would reduce federal revenue by $2.6 trillion over a decade and largely would benefit high-income taxpayers, it said.
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While educated, high-income people marry at high rates, working-class people and those without college degrees are increasingly putting off marriage, perhaps because they can't afford it.
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He forced Congress to increase the top income tax rate for high-income Americans from 35 percent back to 39.6 percent, where it was under President Bill Clinton.
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Once the pass-through rate is substantially below the tax rate for high-income wage earners, those wage earners have an incentive to reorganize themselves as pass-throughs.
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D.P. ratio exceeds 250 percent — but that is a fairly average level: higher than that of most emerging-market economies; lower than that of most high-income countries.
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Another study in the late 1960s, not by Milgram, asked people in Ohio from low-, middle-, and high-income households to try to reach people in Los Angeles.
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Researchers reviewed 231 studies of HPV infection in 220 high-income countries, with data from more than 224 million people followed for up to eight years after vaccination.
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And taxing the rich is pretty popular, making it tempting to hike taxes for high-income people in a sort of slapdash way to pay for various stuff.
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It left the door open to a fourth level of taxation for high-income taxpayers, and it did not specify the size of an enhanced child tax credit.
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"High income buys life satisfaction but not happiness, and that low income is associated both with low life evaluation and low emotional well-being," according to the study.
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Say the new president's priorities included increasing government regulation, moving the U.S. embassy back to Tel Aviv from Jerusalem and raising taxes on high-income people and corporations.
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The president's 22018 economic report compared the average tariffs that six high-income countries, eight emerging economies and the European Union imposed on most-favored nations in 29.9.
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Of the 50 nations with the lowest rate of upward mobility in the world, only four of them are high-income countries, and America is one of them.
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For example, while in 1992 using Grey Poupon Dijon was 62.2% indicative of being high income, by 2016 that fanciest of mustards had been replaced by the iPhone.
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"The first time I watched it, I thought the low-income people are parasitic to the high-income people," she said in an interview at the Governor's Ball.
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The marriage penalty — that is, a higher tax liability after a high-income couple files jointly — kicks in for taxpayers with taxable income in the 37% tax bracket.
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"They are a great way for high income individuals to get money into a Roth IRA without contributing directly to one because of the income cap," says Egler.
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The performance of Canada's system ranked ninth in a 2017 study by the Commonwealth Fund comparing 11 high-income countries, while the American health-care system ranked last.
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As a result of this law, the wages above the cap likely rose more rapidly because high income earners chose to hide less earnings in non-wage compensation.
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The 2010 law imposed taxes and fees on certain high-income people and on health insurers and manufacturers of brand-name prescription drugs and medical devices, among others.
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U.S. spending on health care is nearly twice the rate of 2000 other high-income countries, according to a study in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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While "highly skilled" immigrants found work in high-income sectors such as health care or engineering, the latter categories were generally only able to work low-income jobs.
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European governments tax the rich more heavily than America does, yet Europe's tax burden is flatter because it also slams the nonrich with high income and payroll taxes.
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But he acknowledged the Republican tax plan that passed through Congress last month will mean some high-income earners in California will be tempted to leave the state.
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Concordia is a place where infants die at rates that are three times higher than in Montgomery, a high-income county in Maryland with the best health outcomes.
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Along with the usual set of tax cuts for high-income individuals and business-friendly regulations, the result has been: — An unprecedented wave of restrictions on abortion rights.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Hong Kong's ratings are underpinned by its exceptionally strong public and external finances, a credible policy framework, high income levels, and a resilient and flexible economy.
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It's a risky issue because the polarity between the high-income areas and the other parts of the state, which are really suffering, cannot be touched it's a challenge.
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Yet every other high-income country is sticking with the Paris Climate Agreement -- which will require decarbonizing the energy system in order the meet the goals of the agreement.
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Indeed, challenging conventional wisdom, the study found some poor-performing hospitals serving mainly high-income, largely white populations and some high-performing hospitals serving primarily low-income, minority populations.
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"Across all years in our data, no individual brand is as predictive of being high-income as owning an Apple iPhone in 2016," the researchers wrote, per Business Insider.
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The OECD warned that most of the steps will not boost demand and said multiple tax rates for food will benefit high-income households more than low-income households.
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One official suggested that because there's a market for meal kit and grocery delivery services among high-income consumers, it's likely to work for low-income families as well.
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That is, individual high-income taxpayers could delay sales of assets to avoid creating taxable capital gains, and higher taxes could reduce economic activity and taxable income over all.
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He would charge the Energy Department with making sure that both new and existing commercial structures, as well as high-income home owners, meet his administration's energy retrofitting goals.
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Some argue that much of what is wrong with rich-world economies today—from high income inequality to measly wage growth—has its roots in markets that are uncompetitive.
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The climb is from a historic low at the turn of the millennium and American suicide rates overall are still not significantly above those of other high-income countries.
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Most of the new residents are well-educated, high-income earners who drove up housing pricers, forced lower income families to move, and exacerbated income inequality throughout the area.
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Many of those teenage creators were the people Pew's study described: people who don't have a high income and whose main experience of the internet is via their phones.
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But here, too, income mattered: 21 percent of low-income teens were current smokers at the end of the study compared with just 7 percent of high-income teens.
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High-income earners, in particular, should consider a noncash donation specifically because of the tax advantages, according to Scott Slabotsky, lead managing director at CBIZ in Kansas City, Missouri.
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The research concluded that that may be because low-income earners are less engaged with their retirement plans, while high-income workers are less likely to need that money.
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In high-income countries such as Canada, Australia, Israel, Brazil and many northern and western European nations, the five-year survival rate from breast cancer was more than 85%.
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If the SALT deduction were eliminated the tax package would disproportionately hit residents of states that have high income taxes, many of which are historically Democratic, the governors said.
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The OECD warned that most of the steps will not boost demand and said multiple tax rates for food will benefit high-income households more than low-income households.
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"Just as in the USA (and other high-income countries), this just isn't a topic that you bring up at the dinner table or in daily conversations," Sommer explains.
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Inequalities in innovation, costs and outcomes may be reasons the U.S. lags behind other high-income countries, Stephen Parente of the University of Minnesota writes in an accompanying editorial.
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Health care spending is now at $10,000 per person per year, roughly twice or more the total of other high-income countries, or a staggering $3.25 trillion a year.
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The far right has pulled in some working-class voters, butmost of its supporters are petty bourgeoisie (like shopkeepers) or low-educated, fairly high-income people (like successful plumbers).
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A recent survey of high-income consumers by Piper Jaffray showed that Wayfair's brand finished third, under IKEA and Ashley Furniture, as favorite room furniture and home decor brand.
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More than half of our children dying would be met with nothing short of outrage in high-income countries, where the infant mortality rate is only about 5 percent.
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In this reform, any such outliers are likely to be pretty high-income folks who also tend to have significant investment portfolios," Toomey said on NBC's "Meet The Press.
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While Riffle believes big philanthropy can be a good thing, he told Vox that high-income taxes on the 1% would allow those resources to be distributed more democratically.
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The repeal of the state and local tax deduction will mainly hurt upper middle income earners in states with high income taxes -- which means California, New York and Illinois.
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The bill makes changes on the business side that that tend to benefit high-income households, who either own or invest in public corporations and private companies or partnerships.
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Lower limits for tax-free contributions would produce new revenue to help Republicans pay for tax cuts they have proposed for high-income earners, corporations and wealthy families' inheritances.
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Vaccination rates for at least three doses of the polio vaccine among high-income kids were 96 percent among white and black children and 95 percent for Hispanic kids.
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Our verdict: If you have a high income, a high credit score, and fall under 5/24, this is one of the best cards to put in your wallet.
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"Unless you have a high income allowing you to save more, there is no better way to become wealthy than by using leverage to purchase real estate," he said.
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It's very much a center-left vision: incremental but fairly large increases in high-income tax rates, further tightening of financial regulation, further strengthening of the social safety net.
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Emerging Asia continues to drive global growth but it must ramp up productivity to graduate to high-income status, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) warned in a new report.
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High-income households do best, particularly those in the 95th to 99th income percentile, and the average tax cut across all states will be 1.8% of after-tax income.
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High-income black women, though, did not experience a marked increase in their work hours — only 6.2 percent — while highly paid white women, with a 21 percent increase, did.
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And although they love the work, many guards are forced to take second jobs to scrape by in a city known for record-high income inequality, rivaling San Francisco.
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Clinton's proposals to increase taxes on people in high-income brackets necessarily have any impact on him, since Mr. Trump apparently wasn't in an upper bracket for many years.
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But middle-class Americans say they have not felt much of an effect, in part because three-quarters of the tax cuts went to corporations and high-income earners.
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If the SALT deduction were eliminated the tax package would disproportionately hit residents of states that have high income taxes, many of which are historically Democratic, the governors said.
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It includes high-income and well-educated voters close to Columbus who revile Mr. Trump, as well as a more pro-Trump rural element toward the seat's outer boundaries.
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More than half of the world is online and in the high-income nations, the internet is increasingly embedded in the habits of how people do what they do.
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The estate tax mostly impacts high-income individuals, with the top 10 percent of income earners paying nearly 90 percent of the tax, according to the Tax Policy Center.
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For Bloomberg, who has a net worth of more than $183 billion and courted business leaders as part of his campaign, a focus on high-income taxpayers is notable.
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Pulling certain assets out of high-income tax states like California and putting them into trusts in states with no income tax can save a huge amount of money.
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Recent outbreaks in Germany, France, and the UK suggest high-income countries with strong public health systems may be able to control the virus's spread, at least for now.
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At the moment, infections have mostly occurred in China — a middle-income country with strong state institutions — or else in high-income countries like South Korea, Japan, and Singapore.
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As the other high-income countries amply prove, America's problems can be solved if our democracy can be retaken from the corporate lobbies and the big money in politics.
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