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"marginal tax" is a correct and commonly used term in written English.
It refers to the rate of tax applied to the last dollar of income earned by a taxpayer. For example, "The new law would reduce the marginal tax rate for households earning over $100,000 per year."
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B) lowering the individual marginal tax rates".
Marginal tax rates could actually fall.
Bill Clinton raised marginal tax rates in 1993.
What's so funny about marginal tax rates?
Marginal tax rates on pension income rise rapidly.
It had a clear policy focus: marginal tax rates.
Cut their marginal tax rates, and they get jobs.
"What high marginal tax rates do is distort behavior".
Marginal tax rates seem to be significantly worsening.
But a difference of opinion about a marginal tax rate?
That would help to mitigate the high marginal tax rates.
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