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By: Josh Trevino
5.8.2007 11:17:00 PM

Memo to Jonathan Chait: before you go disparaging nations with a flat tax, you might try actually addressing the concept on its merits; or you might note that Hong Kong, the Bailiwick of Jersey, Iceland, Estonia, and (soon) the Czech Republic all have flat taxes. Closer to home, so do Indiana, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Illinois, and Michigan. These are all regarded by various people as fairly lovely places to live.

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