Michael Busler
1 min readMay 18, 2019

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It doesn’t directly. But when capital gains tax rates are cut, investors have more after-tax income to invest. That creates more capital for our capital intensive economy. That leads to more growth and more opportunity for all Americans. Bill Clinton cut the capital gains tax rate from 28% to 20%, the economy boomed and unemployment fell.

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Michael Busler
Michael Busler

Written by Michael Busler

Dr. Busler is an economist and a public policy analyst. He is a Professor of Finance at Stockton University. His op-ed columns appear in Townhall, Newsmax.

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