If the payroll tax were increased,the empirical evidence suggests that:

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Empirical evidence shows that secondary earners (often the lower-income or part-time working spouse in a household) are more sensitive to changes in taxes and are more likely to adjust their hours worked in response to changes in payroll taxes than primary earners. This is because secondary earners typically have more flexibility in their work hours and may weigh the benefits of working more or less against the increased tax burden.

If the Payroll Tax Were Increased,the Empirical Evidence Suggests That