President Reagan’s tax compromise with Congress called for an income tax cut of ________
A) 10 percent for three consecutive years
B) 15 percent over two years
C) 5 percent the first year and 10 percent the second and third years
D) 20 percent over two years
E) 5 percent each year for four years
Answer: C
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