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For Business, Vote Holds High Stakes
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Fix the Debt campaign inspired by Simpson-Bowles and the Oct 25, 2012 U.S. CEO's statement
10/25/2012
Over 80 U.S. CEO's issue a statement endorsing the basic framework of Simpson-Bowles commission of tax increases of $1 for every $3 in spending cuts to reduce the U.S. deficit. The statement calls for lowering tax rates as part of tax reform, capping deductions and loopholes to broaden the tax base, and cutting spending. The Romney campaign says it will go beyond what Simpson-Bowles proposed in addressing the deficit. The Obama campaign says it agrees with the idea of combining tax increases with spending cuts. CEO's also support simplifying the corporate tax code and lowering taxes to improve competitiveness.
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Wall Street Journal 10/25/2012
Business Leaders Urge Deficit Deal, Even if Their Taxes Rise
New York Times 10/25/2012
Firms Hit Brakes Before Fiscal Cliff
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Wall Street Journal 11/01/2012
National Federation of Independent Business Surveys of Small Business- the hiring prospects in 2011-2012
06/14/2011
The U.S. jobs picture and prospects for reducing unemployment depends significantly on a pickup in hiring by small business. The May 2011 survey of the NFIB shows prospects for hiring were not good in 2011-2012 based on comments by small business owners about hiring prospects. The outlook was better for large companies in a CEO Business Roundtable survey.
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Small Businesses Fear Fiscal Cliff Awaits at Year-End
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Wall Street Journal 10/07/2012
U.S. Small Business sentiment in 2012
10/03/2012
About 47% of small businesses in a survey fear the uncertainty created by the "fiscal cliff."
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Small Businesses Fear Fiscal Cliff Awaits at Year-End
Wall Street Journal 10/03/2012
Firms Hit Brakes Before Fiscal Cliff
Wall Street Journal 10/25/2012
For Business, Vote Holds High Stakes
Wall Street Journal 11/02/2012
The Cliff Is a Hard Place to Compromise
New York Times 11/10/2012
Grover Norquist: Washington Enemy No. 1
Wall Street Journal 11/23/2012
U.S. Business, Romney, and the presidential election of 2012
11/02/2012
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For Business, Vote Holds High Stakes
Wall Street Journal 11/02/2012
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