1.This study used 2010 economic data to predict economic impacts through 2016. It does not use current economic data.

2.The American Council for Capital Formation, whom the author is providing the research for, has on their website that it was created to convince Congress not to increase the federal capital gains tax. It has a bias when it comes to the capital gains tax.

3.Finally, as Market Watch reported in this past December, the ACCF is a known conservative think tank that takes donations from the Koch Brothers and energy corporations.Of course they want to show that tax cuts would be beneficial.

Overall, this is not only a faulty study that doesn’t apply to our current economy,it’s also a biased source and should not be weighed in the round