How the government could take more wealth from the citizens and create more jobs by doing that?
I keep reading that trickle down economics do not work and that tax cuts do not work
I have provided 2 threads that prove by the numbers otherwise and in rebuttle I get they dont, but no reason why
An I get all of these good things that occurred when Clinton was the president as though the tax rate had nothing to do with it from Reagan
I am serious. how can taking more wealth from the middle class create more jobs?
Let's remember that 'the government,' at this time...and not for long, one hopes, is controlled by the Party of Dependency.
A quick calculation would reveal that approximately half of those working today are in
public employment.
The First Couple have, in fact, suggested that this is of a higher calling than private employment, or entrepreneurship.
Consider how
we encourage folks to go into public employment:
1. The
average federal employee earned $81,258 per year in 2009. The average private-sector worker earned $50,462. When benefits are added, the private-industry worker gets $10,500, while the federal employee gets $42,000- or more!
Federal workers earning double their private counterparts - USATODAY.com
a. The disparity has grown from 66% in 2000, to 101% in 2009.
Federal Employees Continue to Prosper | Cato @ Liberty
b. When you compare job-to-job, which is difficult as job titles are hard to compare,
total compensation for federal employees is 50% higher than private sector counterparts. Even considering skill, education, and seniority, itÂ’s still a large disparity. USAToday, op.cit.
c. “An apples-to-apples comparison shows that the federal pay system gives many federal workers significantly more compensation than they would get in the private sector. The total premium costs taxpayers $40 billion (according to Richwine and Biggs) or $47 billion (Sherk) per year above market rates.”
Federal Pay Still Inflated After Accounting for Skills | The Heritage Foundation
[see also
http://universityandstate.wordpress...of-us-federal-government-civilian-employees/]
2. In addition to the lack of fairness, consider
the effect on society if we incentivize government work as opposed to private work, and business creationÂ…and the effect on innovation and productivity.