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Stone Village
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15 years old
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United States
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OK
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206.188.192.30
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Data blog
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Domain Name:

stone-village.com
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Domain Age:

15 years old
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Name Server 1:

c.ns.interland.net
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a.ns.interland.net
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Thursday 06. September 2001
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Wednesday 06. September 2017
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Register.com, Inc.

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Jeff Jenkins Founder of DataXploits, MBA, Data Scientist
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Income in 2015 CPI-U-RS adjusted dollars Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, Annual Social and Economic Supp lements. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see //www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/cps/techdocs/cpsmar16.pdf
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Growth rate by tier before/after the reduced maximum rate, across 50-year period
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Check out this snapshot of family incomes from the Census Bureau. I set out looking into correlations between federal income tax rates, GDP growth and US Budget deficits - until I started wading into the morass of shifting tax rate tiers -- what a mess! Look for another blog post when I get that sorted.
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Early years show gradual income growth (in adjusted dollars), then there seems to be an inflection point for higher income tiers around 1982. I'm still working on making tax rate tables compare-able, but I do see that the top federal income tax rate dropped by 29% (from 70% to 50%) in 1982. Btw, there was another 30% reduction in max income tax level in 1964 (from 91% to 70%).
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Are there conclusions that these trend lines show us? Dunno. The flatter growth rates for lower income tiers and their disparity in growth with higher tiers may be a factor in a feeling of being left behind by the system. Or - an opposite explanation - there may be a progression of taxpayers upward through these tiers, bearing out the American dream. After getting a feel for the data, next comes creating/testing a hypothesis to find the cause(s).
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Have you heard political arguments about the preference of one party or the other on social spending -vs- defense spending? May be interesting to look at some data! Each blog post is (aims to be) around interesting data sets or twists on visualizations or interpretation. Here are some visualizations of data on tax/deficit levels, sources of US gov't revenue and expenditures.
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- first a quick sidenote on levels of US taxation on Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
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Clearly Defense spending as a % of Total Federal spending is declining, Social spending is increasing.
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The scale of the spending was equalized across the long time period by using % of Federal Spending. Perfectly valid way to avoid adjustments in the data for inflation...but it occurred to me that large changes in the spending allocations (rise of Social Security as a source of tax collections and largest single outlay) might be skewing the message.
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Looking at this unique category, I see that inflow/outflow for Social Security money is nearly a wash in the federal budget, only slightly more is paid out than is collected each year. If I just pull Social Security out of the data, the net impact being very small...what is the picture like?
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Defense spending has come down to 26% of total (non-Social Security) govt spending, down from a staggering percentage in earlier decades.
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Social spending continues expanding and in 2015 was about 50% of US govt spending. 1993 was the turning point when Social spending surpassed Defense spending as a % of US tax receipts. Some amount of Medicare expense should be subtracted from this 50%, the offsetting income was obscured.
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I think further digging into sub-categories of gov't spending will show that the real driver of the expansion in Social spending is cost of medical care.
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Stone Village Data Blog
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Family Incomes by Income Tax Tiers - Nov. 2016
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Straight Data on Federal Spending - July 2016
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Map Your Data for Valuable Insight - May 2016 post
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Federal Spending - Social Security excluded
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Data Science and Analysis
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Data Visualizations
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Find the R code at the github link at bottom of page. Or,
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Data Analytics services are available through
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Federal Spending - Social Security included
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Federal Spending with Social Security netted out, % by Category
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This better description of Spending shows the scale/relationship of spending categories with less distortion

stone-village.com IP Information:

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Ip Address:

206.188.192.30
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Country:

United States
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Status Code:

OK
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Region Name:

Florida
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City Name:

Jacksonville
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Zip Code:

32258
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69.1 ms

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