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...and agree rising inequality is a problem.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/millionaires-support-higher-taxes-wealthy-100000787.html
...and agree rising inequality is a problem.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/millionaires-support-higher-taxes-wealthy-100000787.html
Correction: 2/3 of millionaires support min wage hike and higher taxes on wealthy.
Among Republican millionaires,63 percent say hard work is the No. 1 reason the wealthy are wealthy. Democrats were most likely (45 percent) to cite a person's family or place of birth as the top reason for their wealth.
Democratic millionaires are far more supportive of taxing the rich and raising the minimum wage. Among Democratic millionaires, 78 percent support higher taxes on the wealthy, and 77 percent back a higher minimum wage. That compares with 31 percent and 38 percent, respectively, for Republicans.
The OP didn't even bother to read the article.
More than half said cultural issues and broken families also prevent people from attaining wealth. Only 6 percent said that people worth less do not work as hard as those with wealth.
The best way to reduce inequality, millionaires say, is through improved education. Fully 83 percent supported an increase in educational opportunities for the less wealthy. An equal number (64 percent) supported better savings incentives for the less wealthy and higher taxes for the wealthy.
Guilty Dems may support raising taxes, but the overall majority of millionaires still (correctly) identify cultural issues as being a cause of inequality, with the solution being education (to prepare individuals to be productive participants in the economy).
The OP didn't even bother to read the article.
More than half said cultural issues and broken families also prevent people from attaining wealth. Only 6 percent said that people worth less do not work as hard as those with wealth.
The best way to reduce inequality, millionaires say, is through improved education. Fully 83 percent supported an increase in educational opportunities for the less wealthy. An equal number (64 percent) supported better savings incentives for the less wealthy and higher taxes for the wealthy.
Guilty Dems may support raising taxes, but the overall majority of millionaires still (correctly) identify cultural issues as being a cause of inequality, with the solution being education (to prepare individuals to be productive participants in the economy).
The OP didn't even bother to read the article.
More than half said cultural issues and broken families also prevent people from attaining wealth. Only 6 percent said that people worth less do not work as hard as those with wealth.
The best way to reduce inequality, millionaires say, is through improved education. Fully 83 percent supported an increase in educational opportunities for the less wealthy. An equal number (64 percent) supported better savings incentives for the less wealthy and higher taxes for the wealthy.
Guilty Dems may support raising taxes, but the overall majority of millionaires still (correctly) identify cultural issues as being a cause of inequality, with the solution being education (to prepare individuals to be productive participants in the economy).
Yeah and 2/3 of them understand the minimum wage must be higher.
Hypocrisy pays - 2/3 of politicians care about poor and the middle class people. correction, make that 99%...and agree rising inequality is a problem.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/millionaires-support-higher-taxes-wealthy-100000787.html
Correction: 2/3 of millionaires support min wage hike and higher taxes on wealthy.
...and agree rising inequality is a problem.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/millionaires-support-higher-taxes-wealthy-100000787.html
Correction: 2/3 of millionaires support min wage hike and higher taxes on wealthy.
