Changes in people's incentives caused by Federal tax and spending policies set in current law are expected to keep hours worked and potential output during the next 10 years lower than they would be otherwise.
Orrin Hatch: “Changes in people's incentives caused by Federal tax and spending policies set in current law are expected to keep hours…”
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Hatch discusses the impact of federal policies on labor market participation.
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