It would remove an element of uncertainty from the current financial year at once, which would be a strong stimulant to business, with its resultant benefit to the wage earner and the agriculture of our country.
Calvin Coolidge: “It would remove an element of uncertainty from the current financial year at once, which would be a strong stimulant to…”
On the recordMarch 10, 1924
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Special Message to Congress Urging a Twenty-five Per Cent Reduction in Taxes
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