New poll shows Prop 40 support dropping below half
7Sep 21 9:20 PM · 2d ago · 1 article · 4 posts · 3 sources · development 7 of 7
A UC Berkeley Citrin Center for Public Opinion Research-POLITICO poll found only 45% of registered voters now support Prop 40, a decline from the earlier PPIC poll's 52%.
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“That # Google co-founder # Brin has spent over 100 million dollars to defeat Prop 40 is all you need to know to vote for it.”
A bunch of Nobel Prize-winning economists have endorsed California's proposed billionaire wealth tax. I can't oppose them on authority. But I know some academics who can.
That # Google co-founder # Brin has spent over 100 million dollars to defeat Prop 40 is all you need to know to vote for it. Here is the endorsement from the Sacramento Bee. "We agree that Washington should fix Medicaid funding, and we agree Sacramento should develop a better tax system. But neither government has done so, and no opponent who met…
You know what? If someone has $1 billion in assets subject to California's Prop 40 tax of 5%, at the end of the day, they'll still have $950 million. Tax the (really) rich.
Report: Nobel Prize-Winning Economists Back Billionaire Tax in California Economist Joseph Stiglitz said that "a one-time 5% tax on billionaire residents of California could kickstart wealth distribution in the US & across the world." During the 2000 federal election cycle, billionaire political donations made up only 1% of the total - compared to…
Sergey Brin Google co-founderJoshua Rauh Stanford economist, Hoover Institution researcherSacramento Bee / McClatchy editorial board Newspaper editorial boardNobel laureate economists (Duflo, Krugman, Diamond, Banerjee, Acemoglu, Stiglitz) Signatories of a public letter
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