Day 4 of 28 Days of Tax Data.
I always enjoy a graph of the marginal tax rate (i.e. the tax rate applied to the income of the very wealthy by the Federal Government). But I don’t know why they needed a 3-D line? From Starboard Broadside
Second graph is of the same data but not as pretty. From Balloon Juice
Here is one I created in 2007.
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It would be interesting to see a graph of the unemployment rate applied to your Top 0.1 percent chart, or the “misery index”; the unemployment rate plus the inflation rate.