The economy will grow faster. So when we look at it from that perspective, there are easy answers for the retailers. More money in the hands of people. They will spend that money. The other question out there is the one that has to do with large investments, annuities, life insurance, and those kinds of issues. And at first I will say the tax structure around those kinds of investments is a tax structure that has been built and evolved around our income tax system. It is a distortion. It is more akin to something today that is not really economic reality. And I think we can take our $1 trillion and inject it into our economy and find a way to transition our way through making adjustments through annuities, life insurance, and those other kinds of long-term investments and tax deductible investments. And by the way, another concern will be the dollars that go into charitable contributions. Statistics show that 70 percent of the charitable contributions are not itemized deductions anyway. People find a good cause and put their dollars in there without regard to the tax.
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Discussing the impact of tax structure on investments and charitable contributions.
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