Tax cuts before tariffs - why Trump must put the fragile US economy first
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The article emphasizes President Trump's need to shift focus from tariffs to tax cuts as the U.S. economy shows signs of fragility. Recent Federal Reserve forecasts indicate a concerning -2% growth, while housing and consumer spending decline. The urgency lies in extending Trump's 2017 tax cuts, which gained House approval and enjoy significant public support. Proposed tax policy enhancements could include a lower business tax rate, revised income tax rates, and adjustments to capital gains taxation. The article suggests that these measures can act as vital economic stimulation during uncertain times.
President Trump has focused more of his attention of late on tariffs rather than tax cuts, signaling a critical need to prioritize tax policy to stimulate the economy.
The extension of President Trump's 2017 tax cut must be signed, sealed and delivered quickly to serve as an economic insurance policy against impending recession.
Read at New York Post
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