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Everyone Focuses On Instead, High Cost Of Low Wages, Labor and Taxes Would It Be Better To Focus On Low Income Workers, Or Rich Over Labor Under Obama? But What Do They Do For U.S. Jobs? Could They Be Solved? Does anyone think our Government is moving in the wrong direction? Do we know how successful we are as a country? Do we know the problems we face with unemployment and corporate tax rates, and our desire to continue to have lower taxes? In contrast, an article coming out this month by the Columbia, Virginia-based Center for Budget and Policy Priorities puts the issue of inequality squarely in context. As founder of CPP Funds, Rene Salford, the team interviewed over half a dozen families — including several children who used to work full-time — whose wages have dropped 12-fold over the past two years despite growing incomes in the middle class. He concluded that “All of us who want this country to succeed should be involved in the discussion on economic inequality.

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” The Washington Post, within the issue’s context, cites Salford’s survey findings concluding, “We know more now about how much the political and economic economic consequences of wealth inequality extend to U.S. workers than what we would guess based on any previous national data.” In finding that out, however, the article shifts back to the simple question “Was the government and Congress really looking at this gap,” as reported in Fact Checkers’ National Poll of 1,034 government officials by the nonpartisan Economic Policy Institute. Where does that link come from? If they are looking in the wrong direction then the country’s already wealthy are seeing their numbers slip again.

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According to the Washington Post’s Michael Chong, a well-known economist (and CNBC anchor) who helped launch Pew’s original “Wealth Gap” report (beginning in 1975) he actually supports current corporate tax rates of 39.6 percent for small businesses. He was actually asking Americans about inflation in July, and he suggested those numbers are misleading. If that was indeed his explanation case and they weren’t concerned with rising federal taxes that would hinder growing wages then perhaps they would look at high wages, lower profits and higher minimum wages. Tax changes have not caused this kind of “lack of progress.

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” Instead, according to a report authored by the Cato Institute, Obama administration policies are “building the consensus” that corporate tax rates should be set at too high levels for American workers.