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Coming at the problem of poverty from a conservative point of view, Friedman was a lifelong champion of a negative income tax. While the phase-in range provides a work incentive, the maximum and phase-out ranges have work disincentives for some families (Horowitz, 2002; see Moffitt (2003) for a history of the negative income tax in U. A family of four does not pay income taxes until it makes about $28,000, provided it applies for the earned income tax credit, a form of negative income tax that has done more than any other government program in recent years to lift people out of poverty and to encourage work. |
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