In the 1980s, marginal tax rates on high income taxpayers fell from 70 to 28 percent. Tax revenues coming from the top 1 percent of income earners _____

a. fell as a percentage of income
b. fell in total, but not as a percentage of income taxes paid by all taxpayers
c. fell compared to middle-class taxpayers
d. increased as a percentage of income taxes paid by all taxpayers


d

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