The government can't go broke, says a leading proponent of Modern Monetary Theory. What's more, the huge and growing national debt is great for the economy.
Lessons learned from Donald Trump's presidential campaign can help CFOs respond to the election's impact on their organizations.
The Clinton campaign believes its estate-tax plan will help pay for such progressive policies as expanding the child tax credit.
Trump's tax plan is the clearest, most business-friendly policy we have seen in many years.
Even the most ambitious public-investment plans are only as good as their funding sources, and by that measure, Clinton’s plan is much likelier to succeed.
The greatest impact the next president can have on the economy will be through the enactment of tax reform.
Taxes are driving the debate, but the inflammatory rhetoric may be roiling the markets.
Wall Street may prefer the certain (Clinton) to the uncertain (Trump).
Yet respondents to a CFO survey are dissatisfied with both major-party candidates.
The presidential candidate would impose an "exit tax" on tax inversion deals that let U.S. firms reduce their taxes by merging with companies overseas.
The Democratic leader for the White House and the GOP's Bush have both spent nearly 90% of what they raised in the third quarter.
“Hard-working Americans deserve to benefit from the record corporate earnings they helped produce,” said Hillary Clinton in introducing her economic plan.
