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Child's play.(letters to the editor)(Letter to the editor)(Brief article)
In "The Home Front," Ramesh Ponnuru avers that our tax system benefits the childless at the expense of their more fecund countrymen. Yet as the average age of first-time parents goes up, the higher taxes Ponnuru suggests aiming at "affluent childless people" could very well affect and afflict those who are simply starting late. This would expose them to the very vicious cycle he decries: young people "having smaller families so that they can pay taxes to make up for the fact that [they] have smaller families." Though it might coerce some couples to become parents at an earlier age--hardly an agreeable solution and ...
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