Therefore, even with the wealth tax of 2% and 3% for billionaires, it is most likely that top wealth would continue to grow at least as fast as the average, Saez and Zucman write. According to a 2017 analysis by economist Edward Wolff, this is because a primary residence represents the majority of a middle-class homeowners assets, whereas only about 7 percent of the wealth of 1 percenters is tied up in personal real estate. ), along with Reps. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) and Brendan Boyle (D-Penn. Why did this happen? Why did this happen?
The top  ranks of wealthy are thought to be contrary to the average, according to an analysis done as part of another research project called “Wolff”
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