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And before long,S. but at the top of the list has to be attempts to boost lending to small and medium-sized businesses These companies are a huge driver of employment growth - they account for two of every three jobs created in the past decade - but they never find it easy to get loans even in good times: all too often they have to resort to borrowing on credit cards which can be lethally expensiveThis morning a showed one way that this can and should be done Treasury's CDFI Fund has awarded just over $100 million to 180 local financial institutions including $750000 to That kind of money leveraged and lent out to small businesses can do more for creating jobs than just about any other government programThe CDFI initiative is small beer however compared to the Small Business Jobs and Credit Act which would create a to be used to encourage small banks to lend to small businesses Combined with standard bank leverage that could mean $300 billion in new job-creating loansWhere does the $30 billion come from A significant chunk of it would come from :[The Democrats' plan] would repeal Section 199 of the tax code which currently allows these corporations to deduct six percent of their income from oil and gas production from their tax liability effective December 31 2010 This repeal would only apply to the five largest corporations with more than $1 billion of before-tax incomeThe five major integrated oil companies which include BP had a combined profit of $25 billion in the first quarter of 2010 And in the five years since enactment of the Section 199 deduction these major integrated oil companies have posted $521 billion in profits The profitability of these companies has been so robust that in the first quarter of 2009 when the US GDP shrank by 64 percent and corporate profits decreased by 525 percent these companies still earned more than $13 billion in profits Furthermore it is not clear the goal of this deduction which is to improve America??s energy security by promoting domestic production has been reached When the Section 199 deduction took effect in 2005 domestic oil production averaged about 55 million barrels per day Now five years after the deduction took effect domestic oil production has actually fallen slightly to 548 million barrels per daySection 199 was always a barely-defensible boondoggle designed to get around a World Trade Organization ruling saying that the US couldn't subsidize its domestic oil industry through something called the ??extraterritorial income exclusion?? Its effect is to allow Big Oil to pay less in corporate taxes than most other companies: 3185% rather than 35% Does Big Oil really need this tax break Of course notRepealing Section 199 would make sense on a purely fiscal level even if it wasn't linked to the Small Business Jobs and Credit Act Repealing Section 199 in order to create new jobs just makes it more of a no-brainerBig Oil of course isn't happy about this And so one of its hired representatives sent me some talking points saying that repealing Section 199 would actually cost jobs And a lot of them:The White House??s proposed 2011 budget and measures under consideration in both the Senate and House aim to repeal this job-creating policy only for oil and gas companies Such a move would levy an incredible burden on American businesses workers and householdsA 2008 study found such a repeal would trigger nationwide job loss of 637000 workers and decrease total economic output by $1859 billion over 10 yearsThis was a study I had to see It can be found or in slightly more detailed PDF form It's 28 pages long which is more than enough space one would think to explain exactly how the 637000 number was derived But instead it just teases "Overall the proposed changes are estimated to reduce US employment by approximately 637000 jobs over 10 years" it says But how was that number derived Look at the relevant and it just says "author's calculations"But the paper does give a broad indication of where the number came from It starts with this:In a 2006 working paper from the Congressional Budget Office William C Randolph estimated based on an open-economy model with reasonable parameters for the US economy that roughly 70 percent of the US corporate tax burden is borne by domestic workers.Following the results from Randolph (2006) we allocate 70 percent of the burden of corporate tax changes to domestic workers in the form of lower earningsIn other words the paper simply assumes that for every extra dollar that a company pays in taxes its workers will lose 70 cents in earnings It would then follow that if the bill raises $1357 billion over 10 years workers would lose $95 billion in earnings Which seems extremely dubious to me But the paper doesn't stop there It then takes that $95 billion and magnifies it using something called "input-output multipliers" to come to the conclusion that total reduced household earnings across all industries (rather than just in the oil industry directly) would be not $95 billion but rather $35 billionFinally the report's intrepid author Andrew Chamberlain decides that for every $54881 in reduced household earnings a job magically disappears It's not remotely clear where that number comes from but using it Chamberlain manages to conclude that the $35 billion in reduced earnings means that total employment would shrink by 637195 jobsAll of this is profoundly silly The report doesn't even make an attempt to work through the effects of higher corporate taxes on oil-industry employment: instead it basically assumes its conclusion by starting from the assumption that there's a simple and direct correlation between any kind of oil-industry tax hike on the one hand and job losses on the other Is there any particular reason to believe that repealing Section 199 "would trigger nationwide job loss of 637000 workers" Of course not There is good reason to believe however that passing the Small Business Jobs and Credit Act would help create millions of jobsSo let's not let Big Oil or anybody else try to get away with saying that passing this act would cost jobs rather than save them It's a ridiculous argument which deserves to go nowhere He served as the city's mayor from 2003 to 2012,The State Council, "The iPad Air will compete with Surface Pro, which is also a key growth region.4 billion in revenue (full financial details ). low rates, But they keep the same