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Actually 7% in France, basing it off budget for 2017. The tax burden is higher because education, public transport, agriculture and social (mostly retirement)
by AstralStorm 7y ago
Actually 7% in France, basing it off budget for 2017.
The tax burden is higher because education, public transport, agriculture and social (mostly retirement) are paid in tax rather than mostly privately.
US has the private system for retirement plans and it sometimes fails utterly. The nationalized one does not, though it may not be as big of a payout.
And education saddles people with debt, as well as causes cost (admin) inflation.