Where Repatriation of Offshore Cash Could Be Invested

The video discusses the implications of a new 20% corporate tax rate, highlighting its potential to make the US more competitive by encouraging businesses to relocate. It also covers the repatriation of offshore cash, which could lead to investments, share repurchases, and M&A activities. The discussion further explores whether tax cuts benefit corporations, the American economy, or both, and how they might affect job growth and shareholder value.

How does a lower corporate tax rate affect the competitiveness of the United States?

• It has no impact on competitiveness.

• It makes the U.S. less competitive.

• It makes the U.S. a more competitive place for businesses.

• It only benefits large corporations.

What is one potential use of repatriated offshore cash?

• Share repurchases and dividends

• Reducing employee salaries

• Investing in foreign markets

• Increasing corporate tax rates

What is a key question regarding the impact of corporate tax cuts?

• Whether they will lead to higher corporate tax rates

• Whether they will benefit both corporations and the American economy

• Whether they will reduce the number of businesses in the U.S.

• Whether they will decrease shareholder value

What is a potential outcome of corporate tax cuts for everyday Americans?

• Decreased job opportunities

• Increased investment in people

• Higher personal taxes

• Reduced access to education

How might a full tax-paying company benefit from a reduction in the corporate tax rate?

• By relocating to another country

• By decreasing its product prices

• By reducing its workforce

• By increasing its earnings and company value