Taxes impinge on individual and business decisions to work, save and invest. Using a dynamic computable general equilibrium model that we created for the National Center for Policy Analysis (the “NCPA-DCGE Model”), we simulate the effects on the U.S. economy of tax proposals by Donald Trump and Ted Cruz. We find that both proposals result in significant positive impacts on output, investment, employment and household well-being, compared to a baseline estimate. We find that the Cruz plan has a stronger positive effect on the economy and causes a smaller decrease in government tax revenue than the Trump plan.

Última modificação

• 10/19/2024

Creator

• Conte, Frank
• Head, Michael (Research analyst)
• Bachman, Paul (Research economist)
• Bhattarai, Keshab
• Tuerck, David G.
• Haughton, Jonathan Henry

Colaboradores

• Bachman, Paul (Research economist)
• Tuerck, David G.
• Haughton, Jonathan Henry
• Bhattarai, Keshab
• Conte, Frank
• Head, Michael (Research analyst)

Contributor type

• Author

Subject

• Cruz, Ted, 1970-
• Trump, Donald, 1946-

Publisher

• The University of Hull

Language

• eng

Identifier

• hull:14766

Date created

• 2016

Related item publication date

• 2016

Related item publisher

• The University of Hull

Related url

• Report as published is available at  http://www.ncpa.org/pdfs/sp_NCPA-BHI-Trump-Cruz-Tax-Plans.pdf.

Resource type general

• Report