“Families in the middle ... are worse off ... by about $1,700 ... top 1% ... about $12,500 on average each”

World Business Report · Cost of Living Dominates US Midterms

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implemented tax cuts and tariffs that affected middle-income families

$1,700 loss per middle-income family; $12,500 gain per top-1% earner

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