Are Tax Cuts the Best Way to Stimulate Growth?

But you’re assuming wage growth is the only metric that matters. Investment, capital expansion, and stock market growth also influence economic strength. Sometimes the benefits show up in different forms than people expect.

Kevin, with respect, that’s a selective reading of history. Yes, growth occurred, but so did rising deficits and increased inequality. We can’t isolate tax cuts as the sole driver. Correlation isn’t causation. Economic growth is multi-variable. Infrastructure, global conditions, monetary policy all of that matters. Reducing it to “cut taxes and growth appears” oversimplifies a complex system.

And to Charolette’s earlier point deficits aren’t automatically caused by tax cuts. Spending levels matter just as much.