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The full repeal of the Bush tax cuts may actually have somewhat of a negative effect on the economy, as middle-class people will have less spending money, and as there are a lot of middle-class people, that will affect consumer spending and make the economy contract somewhat. The best course, from what I've read, would be at this point to extend the rates on income under $250,000, as middle-class people are likely to spend that money, which is good for the economy. There's no benefit to cuts on income above that, as it's not likely to be spent and in fact, would be better off taken in tax because the government will spend it on things that do drive the economy. Essentially, you want the money being spent, not hoarded. And middle class are more likely to spend.
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