A radical tax plan the left and right can agree on
The President, key conservatives, and even some of the nation’s biggest corporations are leaning toward trading special breaks for lower rates. By Nina Easton, senior editor-at-large FORTUNE — The economy coughs and sputters and threatens to stall out — again. Growth slows; unemployment ticks back up to 8.3%.

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A radical tax plan the left and right can agree on
