From the Milken Institute
With President Obama's first State of the Union speech tackling head on both the economy and unemployment, the national conversation will re-focus on how to get the country back to work and back on track financially speaking. So toss into the mix of thinking on this big, crucial topic a set of researched proposals from the folks in Beverly Hills. They want to see the country cut taxes, increase tax credits and make specific infrastructure investments. They argue these would steps would create jobs, boost the economy and best position the country for a richer tomorrow -- arguments, of course, that almost everyone and anyone is going to make for their policy proposals on this tough, complicated issue, right?
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