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The upper panel shows that major tax cuts lead to a significant increase in inequality and that this effect becomes stronger with time.
The middle panel of Figure 3 repeats the analysis but looks at the effect of major tax cuts for the rich on real GDP per capita. The results suggest that tax reforms do not lead to higher economic growth.
Finally, we look at the effect of major tax cuts for the rich on unemployment. In the years immediately following the tax reform, the point estimates are negative. In the medium term, the estimates return to close to zero. However, none of these estimates are statistically significant at any conventional level.