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Unveiling the Impact of Pro-Republican Economic Strategies on American Employment

Prepare to embark on an exploration of the profound influence of pro-Republican economic strategies on job growth in the United States. In this detailed investigation, we uncover the bedrock of American employment rates and the fiscal tactics embraced by conservatives.

Unveiling the Impact of Pro-Republican Economic Strategies on American Employment

Prepare to embark on an enlightening journey through the complex terrain of American job growth as influenced by pro-Republican economic strategies. It’s time to unravel the intricate threads woven into the fabric of the nation’s employment landscape.

Decoding the Pro-Republican Economic Agenda

Let’s begin by dissecting the economic strategies that find favor within the conservative framework. For Republicans, fiscal responsibility and limited government intervention are more than just catchphrases; they are guiding principles etched into their economic agenda.

With a focus on reducing taxes, streamlining regulations, and fostering a business-friendly environment, pro-Republican policies aim to foster an atmosphere where businesses can thrive and, in turn, bolster the American job market.

The Conservative Equation for Job Growth

You might be curious about the connection between conservative fiscal strategies and the growth of employment. Picture it as the conservative recipe for a flourishing job market:

  1. Tax Reduction: By cutting taxes, businesses and individuals have more capital to allocate. This surplus allows businesses to expand, invest, and recruit additional employees.
  2. Regulatory Streamlining: A reduction in regulations translates to a simplified business landscape, enabling enterprises to focus on their primary goal: generating employment opportunities.
  3. Government Constraints: Restrained government involvement implies fewer hurdles for businesses to navigate. When there’s less red tape, companies can operate with enhanced freedom.
  4. Promoting Business Growth: Pro-Republican policies create an environment that encourages business expansion and investment. This secure ambiance paves the way for an augmented job market.

Glimpses of Conservative Success

Conservative economic policies have yielded noteworthy achievements. Consider the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, an emblematic Republican initiative that substantially lowered corporate taxes. The outcome? Numerous companies repatriated funds, expanded their operations, and generated employment opportunities within the United States.

Navigating the Political Landscape

Let’s confront the prevailing concern. Some voices argue that pro-Republican economic policies favor the wealthy, potentially at the expense of the middle class. While it’s imperative to consider all perspectives, it’s equally vital to acknowledge that robust job growth benefits a broad spectrum of Americans. Enhanced job opportunities often translate to increased demand for labor, frequently leading to wage increments for employees.

In Conclusion

In the grand tapestry of national economics, the impact of pro-Republican economic strategies on job growth is undeniable. These fiscal approaches have consistently served as the cornerstone of the American job market, contributing significantly to its upward trajectory.

Whether you stand as a committed conservative or a keen observer, recognizing the pivotal role of these policies in fueling the American workforce is paramount. As we navigate the intricate nuances of economics, it remains crucial to comprehend that the current employment landscape is, in large part, a testament to the guiding conservative economic principles that have steered this great nation.


TOP 400 WEALTHIEST TAX INFO

Here is the top 400 wealthiest categorized by name, industry, average annual income, average effective federal income tax rate, % of income taxed at lower rate, % of income deducted.

RankName▼Industry▼Avg. Annual Income 2013 to 2018▼Avg. Effective Federal Income Tax Rate▼% of Income Taxed At Lower Rate*▼% of Income Deducted▼
1Bill GatesCo-founder of MicrosoftTechnology$2.85B18.4%100%22%
2Michael BloombergCo-founder of BloombergTechnology$2.05B4.1%2%66%
3Jan KoumCo-founder of WhatsAppTechnology$1.93B19.6%100%30%
4Ken GriffinFounder of CitadelHedge Funds$1.68B29.2%21%14%
5Laurene Powell JobsWidow of Steve Jobs, co-founder of AppleTechnology$1.57B14.8%100%51%
6Jeffrey YassCo-founder of Susquehanna International GroupHedge Funds$1.30B18.7%94%4%
7David SiegelCo-founder of Two Sigma InvestmentsHedge Funds$1.17B31.6%36%10%
8John OverdeckCo-founder of Two Sigma InvestmentsHedge Funds$1.17B34.2%12%9%
9Larry EllisonCo-founder of OracleTechnology$1.07B21.8%100%17%
10Steve BallmerFormer CEO of MicrosoftTechnology$1.05B14.1%100%45%
11Sergey BrinCo-founder of GoogleTechnology$1.04B17.1%100%40%
12Larry PageCo-founder of GoogleTechnology$990M13.2%100%58%
13Pierre OmidyarFounder of eBayTechnology$866M17.0%100%33%
14Israel EnglanderCo-founder of Millennium ManagementHedge Funds$836M30.8%7%18%
15Jeff BezosFounder of AmazonTechnology$832M23.2%100%3%
16Name withheldHedge Funds$805M26.4%56%10%
17Stephen SchwarzmanCo-founder of BlackstonePrivate Equity$782M22.3%86%21%
18Name withheldTechnology$742M19.5%100%32%
19Fayez SarofimHeir to Sarofim fortune and founder of Fayez Sarofim & Co.Heir, Finance$729M23.0%68%9%
20Alice WaltonHeir to Walmart fortuneHeir$727M18.2%100%27%
21Name withheldHedge Funds$708M22.5%34%21%
22Name withheldOther$705M26.6%56%16%
23Name withheldHedge Funds$686M35.2%16%18%
24Name withheldOther$665M11.0%78%57%
25Name withheldTechnology$664M17.3%100%40%
26Name withheldTechnology$659M19.2%82%34%
27Rob WaltonHeir to Walmart fortuneHeir$657M20.6%100%14%
28Name withheldHedge Funds$654M27.4%80%7%
29Mark ZuckerbergCo-founder of FacebookTechnology$652M13.7%100%52%
30Name withheldTechnology$597M16.6%100%41%
31Name withheldOther$587M25.7%14%19%
32Name withheldHedge Funds$587M27.7%2%26%
33Name withheldOther$570M29.6%5%14%
34Name withheldTechnology$566M14.6%100%51%
35Name withheldOther$554M23.5%100%8%
36Name withheldOther$541M12.4%100%59%
37Name withheldOther$536M7.5%11%25%
38Name withheldOther$524M29.9%0%15%
39Name withheldOther$520M2.6%100%64%
40Name withheldHedge Funds$505M35.4%1%10%
41Lukas WaltonHeir to Walmart fortuneHeir$501M18.7%100%25%
42Name withheldManufacturing$492M34.3%1%10%
43Name withheldHedge Funds$488M12.6%100%52%
44Name withheldHedge Funds$484M33.3%8%9%
45Name withheldHedge Funds$460M12.3%100%60%
46Name withheldHedge Funds$447M21.0%12%44%
47Name withheldOther$441M28.2%5%14%
48Sheldon AdelsonDeceased casino magnateResorts, Casinos$437M18.7%100%25%
49Name withheldHedge Funds$432M25.8%33%17%
50Name withheldHedge Funds$432M31.4%74%1%
51Name withheldOther$431M19.1%100%27%
52Name withheldOther$423M22.1%99%0%
53Name withheldOther$415M27.7%63%0%
54Name withheldTechnology$405M17.3%100%41%
55Jim WaltonHeir to Walmart fortuneHeir$399M19.3%100%24%
56Name withheldOther$399M18.4%100%15%
57Name withheldOther$395M32.5%10%11%
58Name withheldOther$387M29.1%85%2%
59Name withheldHedge Funds$382M24.6%66%15%
60Name withheldOther$381M20.6%100%19%
61Stephen FeinbergCo-founder of Cerberus Capital ManagementPrivate Equity$381M26.4%14%26%
62Name withheldOther$381M20.8%100%11%
63Name withheldHedge Funds$380M19.3%5%48%
64Name withheldHedge Funds$376M23.1%29%15%
65Name withheldOther$376M33.4%6%3%
66Name withheldOther$374M25.8%71%9%
67Name withheldOther$374M23.8%100%3%
68Name withheldHedge Funds$373M24.0%54%25%
69Name withheldOther$371M32.9%11%4%
70Name withheldOther$368M21.5%100%15%
71Name withheldHedge Funds$357M21.1%49%28%
72Name withheldHedge Funds$352M23.0%55%25%
73Name withheldHedge Funds$342M18.6%91%7%
74Name withheldTechnology$338M17.5%100%39%
75Name withheldHedge Funds$332M32.5%36%9%
76Name withheldHedge Funds$331M16.2%62%43%
77Name withheldHedge Funds$328M19.2%45%28%
78Name withheldOther$322M31.1%0%22%
79Name withheldOther$319M30.0%0%21%
80Name withheldHedge Funds$318M29.1%72%16%
81Name withheldHedge Funds$316M26.8%14%18%
82Name withheldManufacturing$314M22.0%34%32%
83Name withheldOther$309M21.2%100%12%
84Name withheldTechnology$305M14.3%60%54%
85Name withheldOther$304M19.6%100%12%
86Name withheldOther$302M19.3%4%50%
87Name withheldOther$302M17.4%100%12%
88Name withheldTechnology$300M33.5%3%12%
89Name withheldOther$299M19.4%20%29%
90Name withheldOther$296M27.5%100%18%
91Name withheldHedge Funds$291M31.8%80%1%
92George RobertsCo-founder of Kohlberg Kravis RobertsPrivate Equity$290M20.4%92%27%
93Name withheldOther$289M33.9%1%8%
94Name withheldOther$288M37.8%0%2%
95Name withheldOther$286M12.4%100%54%
96Name withheldPrivate Equity$286M23.9%93%3%
97Name withheldOther$284M19.3%100%2%
98Name withheldOther$283M19.4%100%2%
99Name withheldHedge Funds$281M21.7%16%35%
100Name withheldHedge Funds$280M35.0%2%11%
101Name withheldOther$280M13.4%100%38%
102Name withheldOther$280M22.2%100%12%
103Name withheldOther$278M21.9%100%14%
104Carrie Walton PennerHeir to Walmart fortuneHeir$277M20.3%100%18%
105Name withheldOther$276M33.9%1%12%
106Name withheldPrivate Equity$272M20.8%83%25%
107Name withheldHedge Funds$271M31.8%1%17%
108Sam WaltonHeir to Walmart fortuneHeir$270M22.5%100%7%
109Name withheldHedge Funds$267M13.5%55%51%
110Name withheldOther$267M16.9%100%18%
111Name withheldHedge Funds$266M18.7%100%26%
112Name withheldHedge Funds$264M31.6%32%13%
113Name withheldHedge Funds$263M29.2%15%15%
114Name withheldOther$263M22.4%94%2%
115Name withheldHedge Funds$262M17.7%5%45%
116Name withheldOther$255M20.4%100%24%
117Name withheldOther$254M24.0%100%2%
118Elon MuskCEO of TeslaAutomotive$254M27.0%1%29%
119Name withheldHedge Funds$253M23.0%76%15%
120Steuart WaltonHeir to Walmart fortuneHeir$252M22.9%100%5%
121Tom WaltonHeir to Walmart fortuneHeir$248M23.0%99%4%
122Name withheldHedge Funds$245M25.4%57%15%
123Name withheldPrivate Equity$244M19.1%97%31%
124Name withheldOther$244M22.9%100%14%
125Name withheldHedge Funds$243M32.2%8%8%
126Name withheldOther$243M16.6%100%33%
127Name withheldTechnology$241M18.3%100%34%
128Name withheldOther$240M35.3%1%8%
129Leon BlackCo-founder of Apollo Global ManagementPrivate Equity$240M19.7%97%35%
130Name withheldOther$240M26.3%100%16%
131Name withheldTechnology$239M24.3%98%0%
132Name withheldOther$238M20.6%100%0%
133Name withheldOther$237M7.8%22%63%
134Name withheldOther$236M26.7%62%26%
135Name withheldPrivate Equity$235M12.0%100%55%
136David KochDeceased co-owner of Koch IndustriesOil and Gas$234M17.0%100%39%
137David BondermanFounding partner of TPG CapitalPrivate Equity$234M19.1%100%24%
138Name withheldOther$233M21.0%100%15%
139Name withheldHedge Funds$232M26.5%38%15%
140Name withheldOther$231M20.7%100%16%
141Name withheldPrivate Equity$231M16.0%100%59%
142Name withheldOther$229M28.6%1%17%
143Name withheldHedge Funds$228M24.1%13%29%
144Name withheldOther$226M14.2%100%36%
145Name withheldOther$226M26.6%91%5%
146Name withheldHedge Funds$223M26.5%36%13%
147Name withheldOther$223M32.2%2%17%
148Name withheldOther$222M22.7%100%16%
149Name withheldOther$220M26.8%75%2%
150Name withheldHedge Funds$215M20.3%100%16%
151Name withheldOther$215M24.5%4%10%
152Ben WaltonHeir to Walmart fortuneHeir$213M18.5%100%26%
153Charles KochCo-owner of Koch IndustriesOil and Gas$213M16.5%98%34%
154Name withheldTechnology$212M24.5%0%35%
155Name withheldHedge Funds$211M19.1%20%37%
156Name withheldTechnology$209M17.8%100%32%
157Name withheldOther$207M9.5%90%66%
158Name withheldHedge Funds$205M28.6%1%28%
159Name withheldPrivate Equity$205M18.5%100%28%
160Name withheldOther$203M33.1%10%10%
161Name withheldHedge Funds$203M18.9%100%9%
162Name withheldPrivate Equity$202M22.0%98%10%
163Name withheldOther$200M23.1%95%1%
164Name withheldOther$200M22.1%100%7%
165Name withheldTechnology$200M22.7%99%23%
166Name withheldPrivate Equity$199M19.0%100%22%
167Name withheldPrivate Equity$199M22.7%100%7%
168Name withheldOther$197M16.8%100%30%
169Name withheldOther$196M30.9%2%17%
170Name withheldOther$195M17.5%100%36%
171Name withheldOther$195M19.1%97%4%
172Alice ProiettiHeir to Walmart fortuneHeir$195M18.6%100%24%
173Name withheldPrivate Equity$194M20.0%90%29%
174Name withheldOther$193M36.2%25%4%
175Name withheldOther$193M20.9%100%23%
176Name withheldPrivate Equity$193M24.4%92%4%
177Name withheldOther$192M35.7%8%3%
178Name withheldOther$191M29.6%7%22%
179Name withheldOther$191M30.3%15%6%
180Name withheldPrivate Equity$190M22.6%92%19%
181Name withheldTechnology$188M21.3%22%14%
182Name withheldOther$188M27.6%24%18%
183Name withheldTechnology$185M24.7%94%1%
184Name withheldOther$185M25.2%100%4%
185Name withheldOther$184M34.8%1%11%
186Name withheldHedge Funds$183M27.6%71%13%
187Name withheldOther$183M23.9%92%17%
188Name withheldOther$183M21.3%100%25%
189Name withheldHedge Funds$183M31.1%36%13%
190Name withheldOther$183M23.9%87%9%
191Name withheldHedge Funds$182M23.9%94%16%
192Name withheldHedge Funds$182M24.1%94%15%
193Name withheldOther$181M19.1%9%7%
194Name withheldOther$180M19.7%10%7%
195Name withheldHedge Funds$180M22.1%100%17%
196Name withheldOther$180M5.1%13%1%
197Name withheldOther$179M23.6%100%4%
198Name withheldTechnology$179M35.4%2%7%
199Name withheldOther$179M17.2%100%39%
200Name withheldPrivate Equity$177M26.2%71%7%
201Name withheldPrivate Equity$177M26.4%47%11%
202Name withheldTechnology$175M18.3%100%33%
203Name withheldOther$175M13.9%100%59%
204Name withheldOther$175M25.9%90%3%
205Name withheldPrivate Equity$175M21.0%95%21%
206Name withheldPrivate Equity$174M19.1%100%23%
207Name withheldHedge Funds$174M30.1%9%21%
208Name withheldOther$174M22.7%98%13%
209Name withheldHedge Funds$174M24.2%100%11%
210Name withheldOther$174M23.1%31%36%
211Name withheldHedge Funds$173M16.0%100%50%
212Name withheldTechnology$171M26.0%100%13%
213Name withheldOther$171M16.1%3%9%
214Name withheldPrivate Equity$171M17.6%100%26%
215Name withheldPrivate Equity$168M29.6%17%22%
216Name withheldOther$167M15.5%100%48%
217Name withheldOther$167M16.8%10%9%
218Name withheldOther$167M16.4%100%45%
219Name withheldOther$167M21.0%93%13%
220Name withheldHedge Funds$166M33.4%12%12%
221Name withheldOther$166M15.1%67%26%
222Name withheldOther$166M33.3%5%11%
223Name withheldOther$166M0.7%0%100%
224Name withheldHedge Funds$165M24.0%30%29%
225Name withheldTechnology$164M7.9%83%30%
226Name withheldOther$164M15.1%100%37%
227Name withheldTechnology$163M21.7%100%21%
228Name withheldOther$163M29.1%28%26%
229Name withheldOther$163M18.7%100%24%
230Name withheldOther$162M33.1%13%13%
231Name withheldTechnology$162M21.0%4%44%
232Name withheldOther$161M19.9%100%3%
233Name withheldOther$160M19.9%8%31%
234Name withheldHedge Funds$159M34.2%1%14%
235Name withheldOther$158M34.6%0%17%
236Name withheldHedge Funds$157M26.2%12%25%
237Name withheldTechnology$155M20.0%100%20%
238Name withheldTechnology$155M16.2%79%33%
239Name withheldOther$154M29.3%9%11%
240Name withheldPrivate Equity$154M18.0%96%9%
241Name withheldOther$153M20.8%100%12%
242Name withheldOther$153M20.9%99%17%
243Name withheldManufacturing$153M28.3%31%6%
244Name withheldOther$152M18.9%94%25%
245Name withheldTechnology$152M16.5%100%31%
246Name withheldOther$151M24.1%97%1%
247Name withheldOther$151M32.3%7%15%
248Name withheldOther$151M18.6%100%16%
249Maria DeVosHeir to Amway fortuneHeir$150M12.6%94%22%
250Name withheldOther$150M33.7%7%8%
251Name withheldHedge Funds$149M22.2%87%14%
252Name withheldTechnology$149M23.2%100%14%
253Name withheldOther$149M30.1%7%19%
254Name withheldOther$149M25.9%96%2%
255Name withheldOther$149M22.1%100%14%
256Name withheldOther$148M21.4%100%3%
257Name withheldOther$148M6.6%100%28%
258Name withheldOther$148M37.9%0%1%
259Name withheldOther$148M27.6%9%11%
260Name withheldPrivate Equity$148M24.8%71%12%
261Name withheldHedge Funds$147M25.3%91%15%
262Name withheldManufacturing$147M33.8%0%14%
263Name withheldTechnology$147M23.4%100%6%
264Name withheldOther$147M23.6%100%18%
265Name withheldOther$147M29.0%4%20%
266Cheri DeVosHeir to Amway fortuneHeir$146M15.1%89%20%
267Name withheldOther$146M16.3%90%37%
268Name withheldOther$145M20.8%100%16%
269Name withheldPrivate Equity$144M28.7%56%3%
270Name withheldHedge Funds$144M28.1%47%11%
271Name withheldOther$143M13.3%100%48%
272Name withheldOther$143M24.6%84%12%
273Name withheldOther$142M25.4%100%8%
274Name withheldHedge Funds$141M27.4%63%11%
275Name withheldManufacturing$141M38.1%1%2%
276Name withheldHedge Funds$140M26.8%38%23%
277Name withheldOther$140M20.6%100%23%
278Name withheldHedge Funds$140M23.2%92%21%
279Name withheldOther$138M30.2%5%21%
280Name withheldPrivate Equity$138M19.9%97%20%
281Name withheldHedge Funds$138M24.9%50%13%
282Name withheldPrivate Equity$138M20.4%100%1%
283Name withheldHedge Funds$137M32.3%0%17%
284Name withheldOther$137M28.3%10%11%
285Name withheldHedge Funds$137M18.5%92%36%
286Name withheldTechnology$137M15.6%100%43%
287Name withheldOther$136M36.9%1%4%
288Name withheldHedge Funds$136M35.9%2%8%
289Name withheldOther$135M33.9%1%12%
290Name withheldPrivate Equity$135M12.3%100%50%
291Name withheldOther$135M34.0%2%7%
292Name withheldTechnology$134M20.3%100%17%
293Daniel DeVosHeir to Amway fortuneHeir$134M13.9%94%19%
294Name withheldTechnology$134M25.3%88%15%
295Name withheldManufacturing$133M16.0%25%54%
296David RubensteinCo-founder of The Carlyle GroupPrivate Equity$133M11.4%100%56%
297Name withheldOther$133M25.2%85%5%
298Name withheldOther$133M22.9%100%9%
299Name withheldOther$133M17.2%100%47%
300Name withheldOther$133M31.9%0%20%
301Name withheldOther$133M26.5%11%21%
302Name withheldHedge Funds$132M23.8%9%29%
303Name withheldOther$132M23.4%99%1%
304Name withheldHedge Funds$132M24.8%52%18%
305Stan Kroenke and Ann Walton KroenkeHeir to Walmart fortuneHeir$131M14.0%100%30%
306Name withheldPrivate Equity$131M22.5%89%10%
307Name withheldOther$130M34.4%3%10%
308Name withheldOther$129M22.7%100%21%
309Name withheldOther$129M31.3%1%19%
310Name withheldManufacturing$129M32.2%0%15%
311Name withheldOther$129M35.7%1%5%
312Name withheldHedge Funds$128M29.0%37%17%
313Name withheldOther$128M21.9%100%9%
314Name withheldOther$127M17.7%100%32%
315Name withheldOther$127M19.0%100%15%
316Name withheldOther$127M0.7%100%98%
317Name withheldOther$127M8.2%0%0%
318Name withheldTechnology$127M25.8%1%35%
319Name withheldOther$126M32.3%10%13%
320Name withheldOther$126M29.7%16%19%
321Name withheldOther$125M36.0%1%9%
322Name withheldPrivate Equity$125M19.4%2%51%
323Name withheldOther$125M24.4%88%3%
324Name withheldHedge Funds$125M18.1%100%38%
325Name withheldPrivate Equity$125M16.4%77%49%
326Name withheldManufacturing$125M32.7%2%12%
327Name withheldHedge Funds$125M32.0%0%11%
328Name withheldOther$124M23.5%69%24%
329Name withheldPrivate Equity$124M22.0%100%10%
330Name withheldOther$124M23.8%100%4%
331Name withheldTechnology$124M19.5%12%24%
332Name withheldPrivate Equity$124M24.5%98%3%
333Name withheldTechnology$124M11.9%18%41%
334Name withheldOther$124M17.8%100%22%
335Name withheldPrivate Equity$123M27.0%57%13%
336Name withheldOther$123M29.2%23%13%
337Name withheldHedge Funds$123M21.6%99%6%
338Name withheldOther$123M24.0%100%17%
339Name withheldHedge Funds$123M21.8%100%12%
340Name withheldOther$122M23.3%100%13%
341Name withheldOther$122M20.5%100%13%
342Name withheldHedge Funds$122M20.9%93%24%
343Name withheldOther$122M32.9%3%15%
344Name withheldOther$121M14.1%100%2%
345Name withheldTechnology$121M34.2%1%11%
346Name withheldOther$121M24.9%88%6%
347Name withheldPrivate Equity$120M22.7%100%16%
348Name withheldOther$120M23.3%100%12%
349Name withheldOther$120M35.3%0%11%
350Name withheldOther$120M20.4%100%16%
351Name withheldHedge Funds$120M36.0%23%8%
352Name withheldOther$120M23.3%100%3%
353Name withheldOther$120M27.1%9%27%
354Name withheldOther$120M32.8%14%9%
355Name withheldPrivate Equity$119M23.3%100%13%
356Name withheldOther$119M35.4%6%7%
357Name withheldTechnology$119M20.0%6%29%
358Name withheldHedge Funds$119M27.8%32%18%
359Name withheldOther$118M24.7%40%22%
360Name withheldPrivate Equity$118M31.3%80%2%
361Name withheldOther$117M23.7%87%9%
362Name withheldOther$117M14.7%100%49%
363Name withheldHedge Funds$117M20.2%100%22%
364Name withheldTechnology$117M31.7%1%18%
365Name withheldHedge Funds$117M26.9%32%15%
366Name withheldOther$117M20.5%100%20%
367Name withheldOther$117M19.0%82%1%
368Name withheldTechnology$116M19.9%100%34%
369Name withheldOther$116M33.4%7%11%
370Name withheldOther$116M30.4%29%10%
371Name withheldOther$116M17.8%100%12%
372Name withheldHedge Funds$116M22.3%84%26%
373Name withheldHedge Funds$116M21.6%47%34%
374Name withheldManufacturing$115M32.1%7%14%
375Name withheldOther$115M33.9%3%11%
376Name withheldTechnology$115M11.3%4%23%
377Name withheldOther$114M33.3%17%11%
378Name withheldPrivate Equity$114M28.3%77%8%
379Name withheldOther$114M20.6%100%19%
380Name withheldTechnology$114M24.6%35%29%
381Name withheldOther$114M36.4%0%7%
382Name withheldTechnology$113M23.6%100%0%
383Name withheldPrivate Equity$113M26.8%50%8%
384Name withheldOther$113M37.1%2%5%
385Name withheldHedge Funds$113M24.3%9%37%
386Name withheldTechnology$112M11.8%4%19%
387Name withheldHedge Funds$112M37.4%2%4%
388Name withheldOther$112M35.9%4%4%
389Betsy DeVosHeir to Prince and Amway fortunesHeir$112M10.6%99%21%
390Name withheldOther$112M14.0%100%54%
391Name withheldPrivate Equity$112M23.4%79%17%
392Name withheldOther$112M26.6%0%22%
393Name withheldOther$111M15.4%12%7%
394Name withheldOther$111M22.2%100%15%
395Name withheldOther$111M20.3%3%8%
396Name withheldOther$110M18.1%38%47%
397Name withheldPrivate Equity$110M21.3%100%18%
398Name withheldHedge Funds$110M27.9%69%14%
399Name withheldOther$110M19.5%100%23%
400Name withheldOther$110M39.0%0%10%

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List of Conservative Resource Websites:

  1. The Heritage Foundation
  2. Cato Institute
  3. American Enterprise Institute
  4. National Review
  5. The American Conservative