Purdue's Daniels Sees Border Tax as Part of Growth Policy

The transcript discusses the appeal of tax cuts and the challenge of funding them, emphasizing the importance of revenue neutrality and the potential benefits of a border adjustment tax. It highlights the need for fiscal discipline and the sacrifices required, such as cuts in higher education spending. The speaker stresses the unsustainability of programs like Medicare and Social Security, warning of the burden on future generations. The discussion includes the impact of these policies on Indiana and the broader economic implications.

What are the implications of tax cuts for everyone in terms of revenue neutrality?

How does the speaker suggest we can address the debt burden on future generations?

What role does economic growth play in addressing fiscal difficulties according to the speaker?

What are the potential effects of a border adjustment tax on American investment?

In what ways does the speaker believe that current government programs are unsustainable?