Kasz216 on 29 November 2010
| binary solo said: I may be mistaken but I believe research has shown, despite a lot of claims to the contrary, that cutting taxes rarely leads to the creation of more jobs. Especially if taxes are cut for the upper income brackets. But I'm too lazy to go and find out whether my recollection is correct or not. |
If your too lazy to even find the articles you may not as well even posted... I mean, after finding the articles you really gotta dig through the data to see if they've actually studied anything or just did what Richard did in the OP.
You don't really need to do research at all to know if tax cuts do or do not create jobs.
They just do, based on about the simplistic logic available.
The only real question is it worth it to cut taxes to create said jobs.
