Post by trappincoyotes39 on Apr 2, 2016 7:59:31 GMT -6
Tman look back to Bill Clinton and the North American free trade act. It ended tariffs on half of mexicos imports. Bill stated he signed it into law as it meant more and better paying jobs for American workers or he would have never signed it into law. Do you now debunk that it did nothing in fact as he thought?
If you think we're going to get countries to clean up their act and still provide a product at a margin that works and raise taxation a on such? Wow living in a dream world. All business is based off margins. If those margins do not compute to cost then they will seek out another supplier that can and will make the product at those margins.
It is all about buying power of the consumer and profit margins for any company. We want to tax more and spend more yet we want products and services to stay the same price? Tell me exactly how we do such? I am all for more USA jobs, but then people will spend less on GDP they will have to as each "needed" product will take more of their check and they will have less to spend on things that are not "needed". That will create lots of lost jobs for sure. We a a country that likes to have disposable income without that your stifling the production of people and business.
In fact I think you would end up with more super powers of business than less in that given scenario.
Free enterprise, great productivity and the ability to make money is a great thing.
So we tax business at 38/52 percent spell me what does that do to prices of goods and services? Then what does the increased tax revenue do for people? Will we have a balanced budget? Or will we just continue to look to increase taxation for more and more spending programs? Where is he tipping point? Exactly what percentage does production slow down and people loose jobs? Every penny of increased cost to any business hurts margins, some can handle it better than others, but at some point it cuts into every business and they then need to decide what to do, increase cost or reduce workforce.
Global economy is where we are at.
If you think places do not compete for businesses then your mistaken, many towns, cities and states compete for business and they use the tools at their disposal to get business to come to their area. If don't right it can be a short term loss for a long term gain. If a business gets 1 million in tax cuts but employ's 150 people and they make 4 million in wages and they pay their taxes and spen their money in the community it help year after year. Getting companies to invest in the building of a business and getting them to become part of the community is key. The bottom line though is it has to make businesses sense, or the outcome not as rosey. Taxing them too high? They will look for other alternatives to save money. That is human nature.
If you think we're going to get countries to clean up their act and still provide a product at a margin that works and raise taxation a on such? Wow living in a dream world. All business is based off margins. If those margins do not compute to cost then they will seek out another supplier that can and will make the product at those margins.
It is all about buying power of the consumer and profit margins for any company. We want to tax more and spend more yet we want products and services to stay the same price? Tell me exactly how we do such? I am all for more USA jobs, but then people will spend less on GDP they will have to as each "needed" product will take more of their check and they will have less to spend on things that are not "needed". That will create lots of lost jobs for sure. We a a country that likes to have disposable income without that your stifling the production of people and business.
In fact I think you would end up with more super powers of business than less in that given scenario.
Free enterprise, great productivity and the ability to make money is a great thing.
So we tax business at 38/52 percent spell me what does that do to prices of goods and services? Then what does the increased tax revenue do for people? Will we have a balanced budget? Or will we just continue to look to increase taxation for more and more spending programs? Where is he tipping point? Exactly what percentage does production slow down and people loose jobs? Every penny of increased cost to any business hurts margins, some can handle it better than others, but at some point it cuts into every business and they then need to decide what to do, increase cost or reduce workforce.
Global economy is where we are at.
If you think places do not compete for businesses then your mistaken, many towns, cities and states compete for business and they use the tools at their disposal to get business to come to their area. If don't right it can be a short term loss for a long term gain. If a business gets 1 million in tax cuts but employ's 150 people and they make 4 million in wages and they pay their taxes and spen their money in the community it help year after year. Getting companies to invest in the building of a business and getting them to become part of the community is key. The bottom line though is it has to make businesses sense, or the outcome not as rosey. Taxing them too high? They will look for other alternatives to save money. That is human nature.