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Some say it’s time for Connecticut to learn from our neighbors and reform a system long known to disproportionately burden the poor and middle class.

For decades, Connecticut’s strategy regarding its income tax has been simple: Tax the rich at lower rates than nearby states do in the hope that top earners will move here and stay. But Connecticut’s ...