Most Bush Tax Cuts Should Be Extended, Pimco’s McCulley Says

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President George W. Bush’s tax cuts should be extended except for the top two brackets to help bolster the fragile economic recovery, said Paul McCulley, a managing director at Pacific Investment Management Co.

“Congress has to extend them or else the double-dip- recession risk will go up dramatically,” McCulley said in a Bloomberg Radio interview with Kathleen Hays on ‘The Hays Advantage.’