There were two tax cuts intending harm of the U. S. economy in Bush II Term I, 2001 and 2003. The rich benefited punto. Economy-wise, no one else did. Even $1.0 tril. war spending was no boost. What have Republicans done again? Tax Cuts for the rich and more defense spending.
The Legacy of the 2001 and 2003 “Bush” Tax Cuts
Even in the link, the data are before the onset of the Great Recession.
This will be touted as "The Greatest" thing again about USA. "Making American Great Again," has a certain time-frame to contend with. If at first and second you don't succeed, there is also third and fourth, even(?)!
Even the expansion of the child credit includes only $1400 refundable per child, age 16 or under. The TCJA keeps the PATH rules of 2015 intact. The Bush tax cuts had tried an expansion of the child credit, too. The new expansion is $400.00 per: Not $1000 per, effectively.
Needing a robust spending market seems maybe to be catching on at executive levels of a few large companies--not exactly offering $5,000 -$10,000 annual bonuses, however. Minimum pay rate raises apply to minimum pay rates, getting those to above $20,000 annually, barely.
Executives make in excess of $1000 per day, routinely.
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Maybe a fifth is nearby(?)!)
The Legacy of the 2001 and 2003 “Bush” Tax Cuts
Even in the link, the data are before the onset of the Great Recession.
This will be touted as "The Greatest" thing again about USA. "Making American Great Again," has a certain time-frame to contend with. If at first and second you don't succeed, there is also third and fourth, even(?)!
Even the expansion of the child credit includes only $1400 refundable per child, age 16 or under. The TCJA keeps the PATH rules of 2015 intact. The Bush tax cuts had tried an expansion of the child credit, too. The new expansion is $400.00 per: Not $1000 per, effectively.
Needing a robust spending market seems maybe to be catching on at executive levels of a few large companies--not exactly offering $5,000 -$10,000 annual bonuses, however. Minimum pay rate raises apply to minimum pay rates, getting those to above $20,000 annually, barely.
Executives make in excess of $1000 per day, routinely.
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Maybe a fifth is nearby(?)!)