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> [gogi1]
> Na Švedskem so Astrid Lindgren odmerili več davka, kot je zuslužila tisto leto. Izračun je bil zakonit.

A to resno? lol. Kako jim je pa to uspelo in kaj je Lindgrenova pol naredila, a je plačala?

Resno, resno. 102%, kar preberi si. Tako povampirjen je bil švedski socializem v želji, da bi kontroliral in prerazdeljeval. Pravi levi fašizem pod krinko svobodne države. Švedska je danes globoko reformirana.

In 1976, a scandal arose in Sweden when Lindgren's marginal tax rate was publicized to have risen to 102%. This was to be known as the "Pomperipossa effect" from a story she published in Expressen[7] on 3 March 1976. The publication led to a stormy tax debate. In the parliamentary election later in the same year the Social Democrat government was voted out for the first time in 44 years, and the Lindgren tax debate was one of several controversies that may have contributed to this result.

The marginal tax rate above 100% which was dubbed the 'Pomperipossa effect' was due to tax legislation which required self employed individuals to pay both regular income tax and employer's fees.