| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - This is wrong on various counts in itself. a) the amount invested is not necessarily 'earned income' (implying income from wages that is taxed)--it is more likely, in fact, that the amount invested is an amount that was invested in something else or income from such an investment or tax-free income earned in a Roth IRA, for example. (Much of the tax-free benefit of retirement accounts accrues to t
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