Cohn Says 'Confident' Tax Plan Grows GDP, Shrinks Deficit

The video discusses a tax plan aimed at stimulating economic growth over a 10-year period. It highlights the potential of a 1% GDP growth to reduce the deficit by $3 trillion. The plan encourages front-end investment by allowing companies to write off 100% of capital investments in the first five years. The goal is to bring American companies back to the US, create jobs, and achieve long-term economic benefits. The discussion emphasizes the importance of quick implementation to maximize returns.

What is the significance of front-end investment in the context of the tax plan?

How does the timeline of investment affect the return on investment for companies according to the discussion?