From WSJopinion: As the rich have gotten richer, U.S. tax policy became more regressive, writes Alan S. Blinder
Wonder Land: The Democratic presidential candidates make"corporations" a bogeyman even scarier than Donald Trump. Image: Aaron Josefczyk/ReutersHere’s a short test of your value judgments.
The question isn’t hypothetical. And you may be surprised to learn that the U.S. political system has given a clear answer: Exacerbate it.
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