Editorials on temporary taxes and JFK's coming presidency
The piece questions the longevity of so called temporary taxes such as gasoline levies and argues public pressure to extend or add to them. It then analyzes expectations for John F. Kennedy's presidency, contrasting cautious optimism with calls for radical change, citing Roosevelt era contrasts and contemporary political dynamics.
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Growth and Taxes Affecting Economic Modernization
A commentator argues U S tax laws hinder growth by offering less favorable depreciation rules than other nations. William F Butler notes we must boost saving and investment to replace and modernize plants and remain competitive.
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