RDD_1210
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Supply vs. demand.
If the supply side can create all the product that they want free of taxes and regulations it won't matter if there is no demand. If the middle class have no disposable income, the demand slows down.
Now if the middle class are flourishing and have money to spend, the demand becomes obvious and business and in turn jobs will be created to meet that demand.
The real "job creators" are not the rich, but the people who purchase the products. If they have no money, they make no purchases.
So yes, we should be catering to the job creators. It's just a matter of deciding who truly are the job creators that is the question.
If the supply side can create all the product that they want free of taxes and regulations it won't matter if there is no demand. If the middle class have no disposable income, the demand slows down.
Now if the middle class are flourishing and have money to spend, the demand becomes obvious and business and in turn jobs will be created to meet that demand.
The real "job creators" are not the rich, but the people who purchase the products. If they have no money, they make no purchases.
So yes, we should be catering to the job creators. It's just a matter of deciding who truly are the job creators that is the question.