You know, it’s funny because in economics you can seldom be completely sure about an outcome but with 100% certainty, tax cuts will increase global economic output (cetris paribus) and with 100% certainty once again (cetris paribus); tax cuts will increase GDP.
... though the government’ll become much poorer
... though the government’ll become much poorer
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