The results are in, and they are not good news for the "tax cuts for the rich" narrative promoted by ALL Gop'ers and supply-siders...as usual.
The effect was great for corporations and shareholders...as predicted...but most CEO's report very little interest in hiring more workers and/or raising wage scales for their employees. For most, the sole focus is on investments in innovation and rewarding shareholders.
https://nabe.com/NABE/Surveys/Business_Conditions_Surveys/January_2019_Business_Conditions_Survey_Summary.aspx
Forbes: Why Trump's Tax Cut hasn't inspired Hiring
Finally, do any of our Gop'ers here want to discuss the effects on the deficit created by the Trump tax cut? If so, let's be prepared to compare the pre-Tax Cut arguments of the Trumpsters with the FACTS as we observe them today, ok?
Of course, none of this comes as unexpected news for most of us. This is EXACTLY what most economists argued BEFORE the Trump/GOP tax cuts were passed.
Bogus study.
Never trust anything the media says about Trump.
The results are in, and they are not good news for the "tax cuts for the rich" narrative promoted by ALL Gop'ers and supply-siders...as usual.
The effect was great for corporations and shareholders...as predicted...but most CEO's report very little interest in hiring more workers and/or raising wage scales for their employees. For most, the sole focus is on investments in innovation and rewarding shareholders.
https://nabe.com/NABE/Surveys/Business_Conditions_Surveys/January_2019_Business_Conditions_Survey_Summary.aspx
Forbes: Why Trump's Tax Cut hasn't inspired Hiring
Finally, do any of our Gop'ers here want to discuss the effects on the deficit created by the Trump tax cut? If so, let's be prepared to compare the pre-Tax Cut arguments of the Trumpsters with the FACTS as we observe them today, ok?
Of course, none of this comes as unexpected news for most of us. This is EXACTLY what most economists argued BEFORE the Trump/GOP tax cuts were passed.
Bogus study.
Never trust anything the media says about Trump.
Bogus study.
Never trust anything the media says about Trump.
Can you cite a study showing this one to be in error?
Can you cite a study showing this one to be in error?
The results are in, and they are not good news for the "tax cuts for the rich" narrative promoted by ALL Gop'ers and supply-siders...as usual.
The effect was great for corporations and shareholders...as predicted...but most CEO's report very little interest in hiring more workers and/or raising wage scales for their employees. For most, the sole focus is on investments in innovation and rewarding shareholders.
https://nabe.com/NABE/Surveys/Business_Conditions_Surveys/January_2019_Business_Conditions_Survey_Summary.aspx
Forbes: Why Trump's Tax Cut hasn't inspired Hiring
Finally, do any of our Gop'ers here want to discuss the effects on the deficit created by the Trump tax cut? If so, let's be prepared to compare the pre-Tax Cut arguments of the Trumpsters with the FACTS as we observe them today, ok?
Of course, none of this comes as unexpected news for most of us. This is EXACTLY what most economists argued BEFORE the Trump/GOP tax cuts were passed.
The Trump cultists have ceased all contacts with reality much like their dear leader. It's a coping mechanism.
Because no one has the power to force them to do what you want. We are expecting prices of Chinese goods to increase due to Trump policies, and american manufactures to fill in the slack. Its taken 40 years to get where we are, but now that one president got elected promising to stop China from plundering our country, everyone will be jumping on that bandwagon.
A complete re arrangement of the worlds supply chain and the multinationals that run it is going to take a long time. That is the reality.
Cut the cultist bull**** and the adults make honest arguments at least until page 4.
The results are in, and they are not good news for the "tax cuts for the rich" narrative promoted by ALL Gop'ers and supply-siders...as usual.
The effect was great for corporations and shareholders...as predicted...but most CEO's report very little interest in hiring more workers and/or raising wage scales for their employees. For most, the sole focus is on investments in innovation and rewarding shareholders.
https://nabe.com/NABE/Surveys/Business_Conditions_Surveys/January_2019_Business_Conditions_Survey_Summary.aspx
Forbes: Why Trump's Tax Cut hasn't inspired Hiring
Finally, do any of our Gop'ers here want to discuss the effects on the deficit created by the Trump tax cut? If so, let's be prepared to compare the pre-Tax Cut arguments of the Trumpsters with the FACTS as we observe them today, ok?
Of course, none of this comes as unexpected news for most of us. This is EXACTLY what most economists argued BEFORE the Trump/GOP tax cuts were passed.
Your first mistake was believing Trumps lies about China "plundering" America. More Americans got rich selling Chinese goods than Chinese. Trump himself has made all his goods in China. Do you want us to start making goods to sell the Chinese instead? GM already sells more cars in China than the U.S. and wages in China are increasing while ours are stagnant.
And all the job growth, half-million new manufacturing jobs, etc. are due to what? Pixie dust.The results are in, and they are not good news for the "tax cuts for the rich" narrative promoted by ALL Gop'ers and supply-siders...as usual.
The effect was great for corporations and shareholders...as predicted...but most CEO's report very little interest in hiring more workers and/or raising wage scales for their employees. For most, the sole focus is on investments in innovation and rewarding shareholders.
https://nabe.com/NABE/Surveys/Business_Conditions_Surveys/January_2019_Business_Conditions_Survey_Summary.aspx
Forbes: Why Trump's Tax Cut hasn't inspired Hiring
Finally, do any of our Gop'ers here want to discuss the effects on the deficit created by the Trump tax cut? If so, let's be prepared to compare the pre-Tax Cut arguments of the Trumpsters with the FACTS as we observe them today, ok?
Of course, none of this comes as unexpected news for most of us. This is EXACTLY what most economists argued BEFORE the Trump/GOP tax cuts were passed.
“The goods-producing sector, however, has borne the greatest impact, with most respondents in that sector noting accelerated investments at their firms, and some reporting redirected hiring and investments to the U.S.
The lower tax rates did have an impact in the goods-producing sector, NABE found, with 50% of respondents reporting increased investments at their companies, and 20% saying they redirected hiring and investments to the U.S. from abroad.
American manufacturers are investing in new equipment and facilities while also putting more money into workers' paychecks, according to a survey released Wednesday by the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM).
Emerson chairman and CEO and NAM board chairman David Farr delivered the results of the new survey to the House Ways and Means Committee in testimony on Wednesday morning.
Of the manufacturers surveyed, 72 percent said they're putting extra money from the tax cuts back into workers' benefits and salaries, 77 percent said they were hiring more employees, and 86 percent said they were investing in equipment and building plants.
Bogus study.
Never trust anything the media says about Trump.
How stupid. Statistics show that employment continues to rise and wage growth has grown faster than it had before. Now the left wants to spin that and claim that even though that is true, it didn't have anything to do with the tax cut.
And all the job growth, half-million new manufacturing jobs, etc. are due to what? Pixie dust.
OH, and did you notice this in the NABE report
Oh, and Fortune says:
Oh, and the National Association of Manufactures says:
American manufacturers are investing in new equipment and facilities while also putting more money into workers' paychecks, according to a survey released Wednesday by the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM).
Emerson chairman and CEO and NAM board chairman David Farr delivered the results of the new survey to the House Ways and Means Committee in testimony on Wednesday morning.
Of the manufacturers surveyed, 72 percent said they're putting extra money from the tax cuts back into workers' benefits and salaries, 77 percent said they were hiring more employees, and 86 percent said they were investing in equipment and building plants.
The results are in, and they are not good news for the "tax cuts for the rich" narrative promoted by ALL Gop'ers and supply-siders...as usual.
The effect was great for corporations and shareholders...as predicted...but most CEO's report very little interest in hiring more workers and/or raising wage scales for their employees. For most, the sole focus is on investments in innovation and rewarding shareholders.
https://nabe.com/NABE/Surveys/Business_Conditions_Surveys/January_2019_Business_Conditions_Survey_Summary.aspx
Forbes: Why Trump's Tax Cut hasn't inspired Hiring
Finally, do any of our Gop'ers here want to discuss the effects on the deficit created by the Trump tax cut? If so, let's be prepared to compare the pre-Tax Cut arguments of the Trumpsters with the FACTS as we observe them today, ok?
Of course, none of this comes as unexpected news for most of us. This is EXACTLY what most economists argued BEFORE the Trump/GOP tax cuts were passed.
Bogus study.
Never trust anything the media says about Trump.
All that's happened recently and you still rely on the media? Good God!
2018 was a month ago. :roll: We have already exceeded records for job openings created, got involuntary part timer back on the full time track, created a half-million new manufacturing jobs, set a record for fewest new jobless claims, seen year over year wage growth and household income gains. But, it's not working because Trump might get credit - that about cover it?That's from May 2018. Sounds like that didn't pan out.
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