Global Wage Table
Day 1,572, 03:20
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Published in USA 
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by faucoult
You can see below that each brazilian company profit 330 local currency more than a USA company per day.
You can support lower taxes here.
http://eusaforums.com/forum/index.php/topic,16668.0.html
and please shout
CHAIN SHOUT
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(='.'= ) TAXES to MINIMUM
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http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/--1984204
faucoult
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Great that you did a chart country by country. You should do an article to see if there is any corelation between Resource bonuses (as a measure of the success of a country's Military Units) and Import Tax rates. Congress is more interested in taxing their own people through Income Tax and VAT than taxing importers through a higher Import Tax.
Prices will be kept low as the eUS Market still needs to compete against other countries' markets. So, if I don't like the prices here, I'll travel overseas to make my purchases. With less of a demand domestically, prices here will be driven down due to the seller lowering their prices for the desire of a quick turnaround. Say's Law in action.
v
18% tax in USA!
Great chart!
USA has high taxes, but citizens are still getting a top-10 take home salary. That's a pretty good deal imo.
@Christopher Edwards II, first off im actually impressed with the usage of Say's Law. I think you are right though, America doesnt need to import much as we have pretty much all the resource bonuses we need plus a large population of resource gatherers, so we keep our income tax high to make sure we get some tax revenue while our import tax is relatively low.
I agree with Christopher's point regarding an additional column needed titled 'Labor cost per RM unit' which would provide valuable comparison data by eCountry.
v&s
japan is sitting at around 170 after tax 😛