- Sep 19, 2011
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A fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage!I know, I know, it should seem to be common sense that the answer is a RESOUNDING YES!
But some tax cut critics keep complaining that Trump tax cuts will ruin our economy. Will add to the debt..something they didn't seem to care about when Obama added $9 trillion with no major events, 9/11 worst hurricanes, etc. that GWB experienced and Obama even had TARP repaid with a profit!
So here is a chart I made combining GDP with Federal Tax revenue.
Some observations points:
A) Kennedy's tax cuts didn't reduce revenue.
B) Please consider Inflation during the years 1978 through 1982 (averaged 10.5%)
C) Look at years in red GDP versus years in red Tax receipts.. and consider the time lag... i.e. when GDP decreases
people in the following years are laid off. Meaning NO federal payroll taxes, or personal income taxes WHILE at the same time unemployment and welfare outlays increase.
So given this chart wouldn't it also make sense that if the GDP grows as the Atlanta Fed Reserve predicts Q118
at over 5% Federal tax revenues i.e. more people working more payroll taxes less unemployment benefits less welfare payments outlay that there would be lower deficits adding to the national debt?
Talk amongst yourselves and comment!
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If there is one thing this list proves, there is very little correlation between GDP and revenue growth.
How can you say something so stupid?
Man are you dumb!
If fewer people are working less taxes are being paid...duh!
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NO problem for New York so why don't they pass it?
BUT way way out of line for Mississippi as their cost of living is 84.5% of the standard while New York is nearly twice the standard.
New York-Newark-Jersey City Metro Area, New York cost of living is 145.70.
Mississippi cost of living is 84.50.
New York-Newark-Jersey City Metro Area, New York Cost of Living
BUT NOT a federal minimum wage of $15.00 as the proof is above... It would be stupid!