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Fairness and the Capital Tax Fetish
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Glenn Hubbard suggests that the Obama administration keep the tax rates on capital gains, and on dividends, at the levels under the Bush administration, in the interest of economic growth. If fairness is an issue, he says, then it is better to reduce the deductions for high wage earners.
Glenn Hubbard's view on the action needed to address America's economic future.
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