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The market sets the price of corporate goods
Government policies create inflation and a shrinking economy. Not corporations.
When a corporation is taxed more heavily, they pass the cost those tax increases on to the consumer. They certainly don't eat those tax increases. This is basic common sense for crying out loud.
If the tax increases get to be so cumbersome that the cost of their goods become cost prohibitive, they move their assets offshore to a more tax friendly nation . Then we lose the revenues we could have had through maintaining sane tax policies
If corporations could set a higher price……they already would
Government policies create inflation and a shrinking economy. Not corporations.
When a corporation is taxed more heavily, they pass the cost those tax increases on to the consumer. They certainly don't eat those tax increases. This is basic common sense for crying out loud.
If the tax increases get to be so cumbersome that the cost of their goods become cost prohibitive, they move their assets offshore to a more tax friendly nation . Then we lose the revenues we could have had through maintaining sane tax policies