Phrases with «regressive nature»

The phrase "regressive nature" refers to something that goes backward or reverses progress. It means a tendency or quality to move in a counterproductive or less advanced direction. Full definition

Sentences with «regressive nature»

  • Governor Cuomo proposed a «circuit breaker» personal income tax credit in his Executive Budget, which would have refunded a portion of a household's property tax liability when it exceeded a predetermined share of income, in recognition of the regressive nature of property taxes. (cbcny.org)
  • The regressive nature of the Welfare cuts certainly go against the recent motion passed (as above) «Ensuring Fairness in a Time of Austerity»: particularly Item 9: «Ensure that any cuts to welfare benefits are progressive in nature: reducing benefits enjoyed by the most affluent before cutting benefits for the poorest and most vulnerable.» (socialliberal.net)
  • This would help balance out the regressive nature of New York's overall tax structure, where the wealthiest 1 percent pay a smaller share of their income in state and local taxes than do the bottom 99 percent. (fiscalpolicy.org)
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