Why does child poverty keep rising shocking t9 see it on an upwards trajectory

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Result
South Africa vs India, 1st Test
South Africa tour of India

SA 159 & 153
IND 189 & 93
South Africa won by 30 runs

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So started this job in mk in prospect of this train line arriving in 6 months having been taking the bus while I wait I think this delay cost me about 90 mins a week over last year or about 4680 a year or around two working weeks

From @moosealston.bsky.social : "They could not pass the girdle of melian to doriath where her children walked as it is a school street"

Ok, that makes more sense to me while it is progressive narrowly looked at looking at income from work it can be seen as regressive in that it widens the gap between the taxation on earned and unearned income.

That said feel that there still a strong case both undertaxed

People who do this for a living seem to agree: www.resolutionfoundation.org/app/uploads/...

ifs.org.uk/collections/...

Not that there are not considerable other problems with this as an approach

I think because it is not a cliff edge the effect will always be narrowly progressive (in that high earner will always pay a greater share of their salary)

See this simplified example

Is this the case?
It increases the amount that all earners have subject to income tax the higher earner still pays more tax