keep telling us endlessly is going to create jobs thru companies' investments when the CEO's themselves are apathetic?
"Gary Cohn had an awkward moment when CEOs appeared to shoot down one of the biggest arguments for the GOP tax plan"
"At a meeting of The Wall Street Journal's CEO Council, an interview with Cohn — the National Economic Council director who previously worked as an executive at Goldman Sachs — prompted discussion about the amount of investment the GOP tax bill, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, would generate."
"Republicans and the Trump administration have argued that tax cuts for businesses would lead companies to investment more and raise wages for workers."
"The moderator then asked those in attendance whether they were planning to increase their business investment if the tax bill became law. The CEOs in attendance did not seem to be on the same wavelength as Cohn."
"While there was a smattering of raised hands in the auditorium, it was clearly not as many as Cohn would have liked."
http://www.businessinsider.com/trump-gop-tax-plan-gary-cohn-bill-2017-11
Since 2010, the Stock Market has done nothing but trend upward at an accelerated pace, many corporations have enjoyed record profits, but wages have stayed stagnant, except for CEO's and company administrators that is, so now they think by selling the additional investment line that this is all going to change? And this is ultimately suppose to pay for the increase in revenue to offset the incurred debt
Amazing to think that how stupid the Administration must think Americans really are, then again, they do have their thirty percent base
"Gary Cohn had an awkward moment when CEOs appeared to shoot down one of the biggest arguments for the GOP tax plan"
"At a meeting of The Wall Street Journal's CEO Council, an interview with Cohn — the National Economic Council director who previously worked as an executive at Goldman Sachs — prompted discussion about the amount of investment the GOP tax bill, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, would generate."
"Republicans and the Trump administration have argued that tax cuts for businesses would lead companies to investment more and raise wages for workers."
"The moderator then asked those in attendance whether they were planning to increase their business investment if the tax bill became law. The CEOs in attendance did not seem to be on the same wavelength as Cohn."
"While there was a smattering of raised hands in the auditorium, it was clearly not as many as Cohn would have liked."
http://www.businessinsider.com/trump-gop-tax-plan-gary-cohn-bill-2017-11
Since 2010, the Stock Market has done nothing but trend upward at an accelerated pace, many corporations have enjoyed record profits, but wages have stayed stagnant, except for CEO's and company administrators that is, so now they think by selling the additional investment line that this is all going to change? And this is ultimately suppose to pay for the increase in revenue to offset the incurred debt
Amazing to think that how stupid the Administration must think Americans really are, then again, they do have their thirty percent base
