Chairman Dave Camp’s Tax Reform Act of 2014 would have immediate benefits to the economy. Each year on average, 548,000 jobs would be added and GDP would increase by $92 billion through 2024. And while domestic investment would have little net change, consumer spending would increase by an average of $170 billion over the 10-year forecast.
Chairman Dave Camp’s Tax Reform Act of 2014 would have immediate benefits to the economy. Each year on average, 548,000 jobs would be added and GDP would increase by $92 billion through 2024. And while domestic investment would have little net change, consumer spending would increase by an average of $170 billion over the 10-year forecast.