Every tax is a pay cut. Every tax cut is a pay raise.
Citizens for Limited Taxation |
Let's assume that 1996 was the first year the General Fund broke $100 million dollars ($103.7 in reality). The population is growing at the rate of 0.3% per year and inflation runs at 3% per year. Consider growth rates at 4%, 5%, and 6% versus reality. |
Year | 4% Growth | 5% Growth | 6% Growth | Reality |
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1996 | 103.700 | 103.700 | 103.700 | 103.700 |
1997 | 107.848 | 108.845 | 109.922 | 111.300 |
1998 | 112.162 | 114.329 | 116.517 | 116.510 |
1999 | 116.648 | 120.045 | 123.508 | 126.173 |
2000 | 121.314 | 126.047 | 130.918 | 131.596 |
2001 | 126.166 | 132.350 | 138.773 | 139.032 |
2002 | 131.213 | 138.967 | 147,100 | 153.000 (est.) |
2003 | 136.462 | 145.916 | 155.926 | 163.000 (est.) |
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