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Low Taxes Do What?

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    ****Those who complain loudly about how many jobs have been ³exported² to
    other countries (can you say "Heinz"😉 because of international free trade
    totally ignore all the jobs that have been imported to the American economy
    because of that same free trade. Siemens alone employs tens of thousands of
    American workers, and Toyota has already produced its ten millionth car in
    the United States. Management guru Peter Drucker has said that this country
    imports far more jobs than it exports, and no one has contradicted him.
    Indeed, those who are loudest in denouncing the exporting of jobs totally
    ignore the importing of jobs.

    ****International trade has no monopoly on economic illiteracy. One of the
    apparently invincible fallacies of our times is the belief that President
    Ronald Reagan¹s tax cuts caused the federal budget deficits of the 1980s. In
    reality, the federal government collected more tax revenue in every year of
    the Reagan administration than had ever been collected in any year of any
    previous administration. But there is no amount of money that Congress
    cannot outspend. Here again, the confusion is due to a simple failure to
    define terms.

    What Reagan¹s ³tax cuts for the rich² actually cut were the tax rates per
    dollar of income. Out of rising incomes, the country as a whole‹including
    the rich‹paid more total taxes than ever before.

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