Americans are increasingly concerned about the U.S. economy, and in Michigan economy is the number one issue families worry about. It's critical for Congress to address this issue and enact legislation that will encourage job growth, renew consumer confidence, and spur new business investment today. We can't afford to wait and waste time loading up a bill with extra spending measures. The bill before us is a positive step and one we should take. However, I don't know a single American who prefers a tax rebate, even a rebate as generous as this one, to a good-paying job. So by no means is this the only step we should take if we are to become truly competitive and create long-term job growth in this country. The Tax Code continues to be a drag on families and businesses. If we're serious about putting America on a growth track, we must tackle substantive tax reform sooner rather than later. The United States has the second highest corporate tax rate in the industrialized world.
Dave Camp: “Americans are increasingly concerned about the U.S. economy, and in Michigan economy is the number one issue families…”
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Addressing concerns about the U.S. economy and the need for job growth and tax reform.
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