1. Totally revamping our tax laws to encourage capital formation and operating a business.
2. Eliminating way too many business-unfriendly laws.
Essentially, the US economy since 2009 has been propped up by Federal Reserve quantitative easing. It's time for the type of real reforms that will drive a true broad-based economic recovery.
If you’ll look at the article (see URL in comment above), the authors advocate penalizing foreign companies and governments with no mention of deregulating US business. Plus they want to jack up capital gains taxes to “discourage short term thinking.” What a bunch a a—holes.