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Wisconsin Tax Cuts Did More Harm Than Good, Study Finds

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Study finds Wisconsin tax cuts slowed economic growth, boosted unemployment and poverty.

A new study coauthored by Oklahoma State University Economics Prof. Dan Rickman found recent tax cuts actually hurt Wisconsin. The study, which compared Kansas to Wisconsin, found that 30 percent more jobs could have been created from 2011 to 2015 if it were not for tax cuts. The study also found that the unemployment and poverty rate would have been lower, and labor participation would be higher.

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