One in three would pay higher taxes for better public services, ESRI finds

New ESRI research shows significant support for higher taxes if they deliver stronger public services and reduced inequality
One in three would pay higher taxes for better public services, ESRI finds

One in three people would pay higher taxes if it meant more or better public services, a new study from the ESRI found.

One in three people would pay higher taxes if it meant improved public services, a new study from the ESRI has found.

The research, conducted by the ESRI in partnership with Community Foundation Ireland, found that 35% of respondents believe taxes in Ireland are too high, 25% think taxes should remain at the same level, and 34% would accept higher taxes if it meant more or better public services.

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