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Now the main situation is wide income gap becoming farther, the upper income is often grassroots workers many times.

For the first time, he said nothing explicitly rejecting extending all of the cuts, including the ones for upper-income households.

McCain now spends much of his time attacking Obama's tax plan, which would phase out the Bush tax cuts for upper income Americans.

Still, based on the limited data we have, wealthy and upper-income folks really do seem to worker harder than everyone else.

The beneficiaries of the subsidies offered by many emerging countries are overwhelmingly in upper-income groups.

As for social class differences, the upper income band and the lower income band practise infidelity in virtually equal numbers.

How should upper income Americans balance the economic imperative to spend with the social benefits of restraint?

The benefits go mainly to middle- and upper-income households, since those without jobs get no employer-provided benefits.

Also, the service only suits upper income level, average customers are not targeted.

Elsewhere in the world, including China, railways are becoming popular again with upper income groups.

Appearing on "Fox News Sunday, " Plouffe said that upper-income Americans need to contribute to deficit reduction.

There are fewer teenaged smokers from upper-income, well-educated families, and fewer from families living in farm areas.

The upper income tax cuts are unaffordable.

At the same time, college students set foot on society in general belong to the community in the upper-income earners.

All totaled, upper-income families would face $969 billion in higher taxes between 2011 and 2020.

America should index the retirement age to longevity and make the benefit formula for upper-income workers less generous.

Tax rises often have greater impact on the upper-income elite;