Entreprenaurs are always preoccuppied with capital gains. Capital gains give Capitalist the operating capital to create new markets, new jobs, tax revenue, and revive the economy. In 1978, the capital gain tax cut cause entreprenaurs to make new commitments of venture capital rising fifteen fold; between 1977-1978 venture capital investments rose from $39 million to $570 million and by 1981 hitting $1.4 billion. In 1981, the tax rate cut dropped for long term capital gain to 20 percent and by 1983 venture funds soared to $11.5 billion.[Learn More ...]

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