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01/31/2013 |
It’s Time to Act for America’s Future: 2013 CEO Growth Agenda |
America's CEOs outline a plan for economic growth |
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07/26/2012 |
Moving Forward on Tax and Fiscal Policy |
With the first half of 2012 now behind us, it is becoming increasingly important that Congress take action to address the critical fiscal and tax issues facing our nation. |
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03/08/2012 |
Taking Action for America |
We, the CEOs of Business Roundtable have a plan to revitalize U.S. economic growth and job creation. We believe that America’s business leaders have an obligation to bring their real-world experience on economic matters to public policy, especially in a time of widespread joblessness and economic distress. Job creation depends on economic growth, which cannot occur unless businesses are free to innovate, invest and grow. Taking Action for America is a comprehensive plan to jump-start new business investment and knock down barriers to economic growth. |
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03/07/2012 |
Taking Action for America: Competitive Taxation |
The U.S. corporate tax system has failed to keep pace with the changing global economy. The U.S. system is an outlier at a time when capital is more mobile and the world’s economies are more interconnected than ever before. Modern, streamlined and fiscally responsible tax policies contribute to a competitive business environment that attracts new investment and supports strong economic growth and job creation. |
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03/07/2012 |
Taking Action for America: Sound Fiscal Policy |
Long-term fiscal health is a tangible indicator of effective governance and an essential aspect of an attractive business environment. Nations that manage their fiscal and monetary affairs responsibly are rewarded by the marketplace with low borrowing costs and strong currencies. Conversely, a growing and unsustainable debt burden can undermine confidence, increase business uncertainty, disrupt financial markets and increase government borrowing costs. If not addressed, large debt burdens will have painful economic consequences, including high unemployment, chronically weak consumer confidence and a slowdown in investment. |
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