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Pestle Analysis Memo
Presented To: Jonathan Alman

Presented By: Destiny M. Harvey

Date: December 9, 2012

Class: Business Economics GM 545

Email: destinyharvey87@gmail.com

After much research and seeking the advice of all of my colleagues I have come up with what I believe will be the best direction for the President to go in regarding this matter. First thing is first, it would not be a wise decision to raise taxes. The reason this will not be a good decision is solely because decisions need to be made that will not only benefit the government but the country and all of its residents as a whole. Although some of our people are able to pay more in taxes, not all of our residents in fact there are more individuals
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