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Two years ago, candidate Joe Biden began his election campaign in Pittsburgh with a promise to rebuild the backbone of the United States. Last week he returned to Steel City as the United States President, bearing a simple message about who will foot the bill. Big corporations. “Wall Street didn’t build this country. You, the great middle class, built this country,” said Biden. Biden said the bulk of his proposed $2.25 trillion American Jobs Plan would be funded by partially rolling back the 2017 corporate tax cut under former President Donald Trump that slashed the rate from 35 percent to 21 percent. Biden wants to hike the corporate tax rate back up to 28 percent  – and overhaul other parts of the tax code to reduce incentives for big companies to shift production, jobs and profits overseas.

New yorkUnited statesGilles durantonJanet yellenScott sumnerDonald trumpMatthew gardnerJeff bezosJoe bidenRob scottBrian riedlInstitute on taxationEconomic policy instituteMercatus center at george mason universityManhattan instituteUniversity of pennsylvania wharton school business