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    April 4, 2019
    Growing Partisan Divide Over Fairness of the Nation’s Tax System

    Continued partisan gap in views of fairness of U.S. economic system

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    Growing Partisan Divide Over Fairness of the Nation’s Tax System

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    Taxes feature
    Widest partisan gap in views of fairness of tax system in at least two decades
    Overall views of tax law little changed; fewer Republicans ‘strongly approve’
    Top tax frustrations: Feeling that some corporations and wealthy people don’t pay their fair share
    Widening partisan differences in concerns that corporations and wealthy don’t pay fair share
    Republicans and Democrats with incomes of at least $75,000 sharply diverge in views of fairness of the federal tax system
    Wide partisan differences in views of 2017 tax law
    Continued partisan gap in views of fairness of U.S. economic system
    Majority of Americans say business corporations make too much profit
    Wide partisan differences in views of 2017 tax law

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