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Analysis: Investors Looking for Romney, Ryan Win
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FBN's Rich Edson on analysts' choice for which candidate is better for business.
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- Date Aug 14, 2012
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-- issue this election season all boil down to money whether it's the budget taxes or health report Health Care Reform.
So which ticket is better for business retention is in Washington breaking it all down rich.
Well depends on -- where you invest and your type of business one analyst says generally speaking investors are looking for a Romney -- when it.
Overwhelming and I think investors will -- Generally believe that Romney will be better for the equity market for two reasons one they're more likely to get a budget package.
Their budget package is more likely to include lower rates on -- think homeowners lower rates.
And investment income.
-- -- entitlement and back loaded entitlement changes rather than upfront tax increases.
So here the choices some of them Romney's economic plan would cut the corporate tax rate to 25%.
And 820%.
Across the board cut on marginal individual income tax rates go unstated tax deductions or loopholes.
Would be at risk.
-- calls for reductions in government spending is good for the country's finances not for government contractors.
-- full repeal of Dodd-Frank.
And the health care law President Obama calls that dangerous he says his plan would lower the top corporate rate 28%.
And cut deductions keep rates for families earning 200 -- -- thousand dollars a year or less and then increase them and cut deductions for those making more.
Where Romney repeals financial and health regulations the Obama administration continues rolling them out and when it comes to accomplishing some of these proposals.
Especially for a potential Romney administration.
The next administration will need congress to sign off.
So good luck with that the back to you.
-- -- critics are right.