Survey for Job Creators
According to John Boehner, Job Creators are
“on strike”?
You are the individuals who allegedly would create jobs and hire Americans if only you had the certainty of lower taxes and reduced regulations.
Since both taxes and regulations seem to impact bottom-line business profits, the question becomes:
“How much assured new personal wealth would you require for each new employee you would hire?”
To put the survey responses in context, we might want to know how your actual personal wealth fluctuated over the last three years.
From everything we’ve been reading, top CEO compensation has actually increased during that time, yet hiring has not kept pace.
Is there something else we should know that is keeping you from getting on with job creation?
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