Clinton's Plan to Stimulate the Economy

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"President Clinton recently unveiled his economic plan to stimulate the economy and to reduce the deficit. Although his plan calls for cutting spending, at the heart of the program is a substantial increase in tax rates for individuals as well as for corporations. Personal income tax rates will be increased up to 40% for incomes above $250,000. Corporate income taxes will be increased to 36% from 34%. On the other hand, spending reductions will accrue mostly in defense and in the trimming of administrative costs. The issue to be faced is whether the Clinton plan will serve its dual purpose of stimulating the economy and reducing the deficit, and each side has its proponents.
Murray L. Weidenbaum, a professor at Washington University in St. Louis, calls for increased budget cuts and decreased spending ..."

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