This episode discusses the impact of foreign effective tax rates on US employment, focusing on how lowering the gap between foreign and domestic tax rates can benefit US workers.
The conversation highlights the negative effects of lower foreign tax rates on domestic employment, emphasizing that policies aimed at reducing this gap could improve job opportunities in the US.
Key points include the relationship between tax rates and employment levels, with specific attention to how these policies can influence the labor market.
Lowering the gap between foreign and domestic tax rates can boost US employment.
Lowering foreign effective tax rates is bad for us workers.Lowering foreign tax rates yields fewer local jobs, explains Wharton professor Dan Garrett.
Policies that aim to lower this gap are likely good for us workers.Lowering foreign tax rates yields fewer local jobs, explains Wharton professor Dan Garrett.
