Reaganomics grew the middle class. We were in the midst of the roaring 80's. And lowering business taxes was the reason. When the cost of business goes down, business explodes. More money...more business activity...more jobs. Win...win...win.
It's Democrats who always increase taxes and regulation, making it expensive to do business. Businesses don't expand, people lose jobs. Less money, less business activity, and fewer jobs. Lose...lose...lose.
Then they push for more government spending. Result: inflation. Why? Because the only source of government revenue is taxes. They don't produce anything. So the increase spending doesn't produce wealth. More money is printed to cover debt. This is the source of inflation.
You have bought into lies concerning Reagan. He was an outsider. He loved America and Americans. That's why he was shot. Trump is in the same mold. He might suffer the same fate.
You are free to believe what you want about both. But you can't change economics.
It's Democrats who always increase taxes and regulation, making it expensive to do business. Businesses don't expand, people lose jobs. Less money, less business activity, and fewer jobs. Lose...lose...lose.
Then they push for more government spending. Result: inflation. Why? Because the only source of government revenue is taxes. They don't produce anything. So the increase spending doesn't produce wealth. More money is printed to cover debt. This is the source of inflation.
You have bought into lies concerning Reagan. He was an outsider. He loved America and Americans. That's why he was shot. Trump is in the same mold. He might suffer the same fate.
You are free to believe what you want about both. But you can't change economics.
You are mistakenly using the term "revenue" when you should be using "GDP". Yes, corporate welfare does increase GDP... if you do too much corporate welfare, it also increases the national debt which we can see from the data. There needs to be a balance to yield max revenue and limit debt. Do you disagree?