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Workers Whose Taxes Would Increase Under Obama's Social Security Plan
Workers Whose Taxes Will Increase Under Obama's Social Security Plan
Who Doesn't Pay Income Tax?
Market Prices of the Five Most-Subsidized Crops
Time Americans Spend Completing 1040
Workers Whose Taxes Will Increase Under Obama's Social Security Plan
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Pie Chart of Earmark Funding Secured in FY2008 Senate Appropriations Season
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Martin Wattenberg's profile
| Sorry for my delay in responding to your question about the Net Spending I... |
Net Cost of Bills Histogram
| More data can be found here: http://www.ntu.org/main/press_papers.php?Pres... |
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DominicRupprecht's profile
| Sorry for my delay in responding--I didn't realize I received a message. ... |
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Net Cost of Bills Histogram
| The reason some Democrats are in the group on the left is because there is... |
Earmarks Per Sponsor in House Appropriations Bill (Note: Only earmarks with single sponsor counted)
| Note: Congressmen listed as "Member" are members of the Appropriations Com... |
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Martin Wattenberg
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Hi Dominic,
Your data on net costs of house bills is interesting. I made a histogram, and found a pattern I didn't entirely understand--see the comment on the visualization.  
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DominicRupprecht
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Sorry for my delay in responding--I didn't realize I received a message. I left a comment on the visualization that should explain the disparity. Essentially, freshmen Democrats proposed about a third less spending than returning Democrats. On the Republican side, however, freshmen actually spend more than returners (although the difference is relatively marginal). You can find more data here: http://www.ntu.org/main/press_papers.php?PressID=948&org_name=NTUF
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