Business, 05.10.2021 05:00, vocepilogue16

In socialist countries taxes are higher than in capitalist countries. If income taxes were 33 percent of a person's income in a capitalist country and 55 percent in a socialist country, how much more
disposable income would a person have in a capitalist country when compared to a socialist
country if their respective incomes were $150,000 a year?

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