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The question of whether the United States should stop tax cuts for the wealthy and tax them more is a complex one and often a topic of debate. Here are some points to consider:

Economic Inequality: Some argue that tax cuts for the wealthy exacerbate economic inequality.
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A study from the London School of Economics found that tax cuts for the rich over the last 50 years have only helped the rich, and have not trickled down to boost jobs and incomes for everyone else1.
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Revenue for Public Services: Others argue that taxing the wealthy more could provide much-needed revenue for public services and infrastructure2.
Economic Growth: On the other hand, some believe that lower taxes on the wealthy can stimulate investment and economic growth1.
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Fairness: There’s also a question of fairness. Some people feel that it’s only fair for the wealthy to pay more in taxes, given their ability to pay2.
It’s worth noting that tax policy can have a wide range of effects on the economy and society, and these effects can be difficult to predict.
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Therefore, any changes to tax policy should be carefully considered and based on a thorough understanding of their potential impacts. Ultimately, the decision would be up to policymakers and, in a democratic society, influenced by the views of the voters.
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