Margot Dorfman, CEO of the US Women's Chamber of Commerce, is interviewed on the Boss Business Brief and explains her opinion that extending the Bush-era tax cuts for the rich will not help the economy. Her belief is that extending the tax cuts for the higher end wage-earners will only mean the rich will "hoard" the money - keeping it out of the economy. She voices the opinion that it would better if the monies (an estimated $700B over 10 years) were to go to the government.

This is an alternative view to what most business advocates state and if fairly interesting. Mike Siegel, who conducted the interview, presses Ms. Dorfman on any studies that support her theory.

Who is Margot Dorfman?:

Margot Dorfman, CEO U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce Margot Dorfman is the CEO of the U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce. She is a visionary leader who has dedicated herself to promoting the economic and leadership interest of women. Her extensive background in business, business ownership, publishing and nonprofit leadership has prepared Ms. Dorfman to set the vision for the U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce. Dorfman founded Arizona Women's News, Hispana News and the Greater Phoenix Chamber Business Connection. She holds a Master's Education from Lesley University and a B.S. in Education from Northeastern University. Additionally, her experience includes over ten years in executive positions with General Mills and other Fortune 500 firms