lowing wrote:
Yeah, I sure do, just like cops, postal workers, emt's, teachers, ATC controllers, and you did forget to mention that all of trhese people are also tax payers, they are not leeches. so again I ask..............what is the point you are making, and how does it address the OP?
Point is you said in the OP "If taxes are reduced people have more to spend, and they will." which is not true. There is no guarantee they will spend it on a useful product or service that will help your economy. They can and do spend it over seas or may even simply save a larger proportion of their money.
Do you know what the paradox of thrift is?
If you cut taxes across the board all you're doing is taking a lot more out of the system, because of the marginal propensity to save when you have a larger proportion of consumers saving then aggregate demand in the economy falls and then GDP as a result drops as well.
The money that is taxed though can and does get put to use like government investment and projects that keep you in a job and employ everyone of the groups of people you named.