Higher Taxes-Bad for the Economy, Bad for Business
The U.S. Chamber is committed to pro-growth tax policies that preserve America's global competitiveness. We oppose tax increases that take money away from consumers and businesses that could have been invested in new products, equipment, and employees.
America has succeeded because we reward success and risk taking. Expanding the tax burden fundamentally undermines America's commitment to free enterprise.
The last thing an uncertain U.S. economy needs is a large tax increase. For businesses, especially small and medium size, a tax increase in this economy could push many companies into bankruptcy.
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Economic Policy Division
The Economic Policy Division provides first-rate analysis of the economy and the factors that impact economic well being. Additionally, the Economic Policy Division encompasses small business, tax, antitrust, privatization and procurement policies, and their respective committees.
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Smart Policies for Real Problems
Dr. Martin Regalia discusses the distribution of income, productivity, and the need for a new approach.
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