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Απο Αμερική
In order to finance
elderly benefits in the United States, the payroll tax will have to climb from
14 percent (the current pure pay-as-you-go rate) to 23 percent over the next 30 years, while the
average income tax on wages will rise from 10 to 14 percent.
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Thus the total tax on wages will rise from 24 percent to 38 percent by 2030 and to 40 percent
by mid-century.
Απο Ευρώπη
As bad as these results are, the future for Europe — where
ferterly rates are much lower and prospective
aging much
more severe — is substantially worse.
● I
n Europe, where the total tax on wages is already above 40 percent,
the tax burden will rise to
60 percent by 2030 and approach a staggering 70 percent by mid-century.
● Combining these tax rates with an 8 percent simulated fall in real wages,
the expected reduction
in take-home pay of European workers will be one quarter by 2030.
● By mid-century, the relative fall in
after tax wages will exceed 40 percent relative to what it
would have been without the growing burden of elderly entitlements.
Και την Ιαπωνία
Like Europe, Japan already has taxes on wages in excess of 40 percent, and its aging society will
cause a doubling of the payroll tax over the next 50 years. As in Europe, the results will be devastating:
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By 2030, the total tax on labor in Japan will approach 60 percent, and Japanese workers will
face a one-fourth reduction in their take-home pay.
● By the
middle of this century, the effects of elderly entitlements
will push the Japanese tax on labor to 70 percent and the after tax wages of Japanese workers will be more than 40 percent
lower than they otherwise would have been
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