Since the return is minimized as well as the risk, would not the increased risk be justified by an increased return? As it stands today, the R&D budgets are maxed at the level of the "write-off" amount, give the corporations the decision making freedom and the potential pay-off may just cause an increase.
Of course, the point made by the other poster is that the "greedy" corporations won't reduce their prices, instead they will increase profits, investment and R&D. If his statements are true, then an increase in jobs would be expected.......
If his statements are not true, then the prices would be decreased.
Since the return is minimized as well as the risk, would not the increased risk be justified by an increased return?Not necessarily. Businesses don't always go for the riskiest investment now, even though it may potentially have greater rewards. What may be within a business's desired risk level now, may be out of it with the increase risk due to removing the write-off.