Together, the two sets of taxes on the wealthy -- tax increases contained in the fiscal cliff agreement, and a wealth tax such as Ackerman and Alstott have proposed -- would just about equal the spending cuts the White House has already agreed to, totaling $1.5 trillion (or $1.7 trillion including interest savings).
That seems about right.
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