If we set a reasonable minimum on taxation, we would be competing with other countries not on whether we could have a race to the bottom with the lowest possible taxes, but on things like education, our justice system, our workforce, our ability to do research and development here.
Doggett argues for a reasonable minimum tax to enhance U.S. competitiveness.
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