Economic Ideas
During the first year in office, we will leave the country’s taxes alone. We will interfere with the new taxes only if they become a problem for any of the classes. If any problem involving taxes shall arise during the first year, it will need to be contained. We will act upon the problem quickly and change the extent to which the classes are taxed. If we should ever encounter a crisis such as the stock market crash again, we would of course give people leeway for their taxes. We, unlike other candidates running against us, are understanding persons. We take the public’s thoughts, feelings, and their abilities into consideration when it comes to
When it comes to paying taxes, most Americans think the wealthy do not pay their fair share of taxes. Our financial plan is to make the most of everyone’s potential. Our party agrees that the wealthy pay too little, and the poor pay too much. After all, these people are not called the lower class for nothing. Our goal is to change that. Our plan to change how the taxes are distributed throughout the classes will not fail because our party will be ready to conform to the ever changing economy.
Our goal is to put America back to work because high unemployment keeps wages down. Our goal should be “full employment,” meaning everyone who wants to work should be able to find a decent job. We can not allow the unfounded fear of inflation to be used as an excuse to keep unemployment high and wages low. “Full employment” will require much higher levels of investment in education, clean energy and infrastructure, which is the foundation for long-term economic productivity and growth. The new taxes will pay for the new jobs and businesses, and in turn, the new jobs will indorse the taxpayers.
We would all like to pay fewer taxes, but unfortunately, the "tax cuts for the rich" approach that has been in play in our country for more than forty years almost certainly has not worked for our economy. The richest Americans and companies already have plenty of money. The reason the rich individuals and companies are not investing and "creating jobs" is that most American consumers (the customers) do not have a lot of money. Rich Americans actually do not "create jobs"--the whole economy creates jobs. We have been trying the "tax cuts for the rich" approach for four decades, and it is making the inequality problem worse, not better.
Another way we will help the economy is by fixing our inadequate political system. It is arguable that our past political leaders were not as productive as they could have been. Productivity growth has been steadily declining. Rising productivity is a key to improving the income and living conditions on the United States citizens. When our party is in the White House, productivity levels will shoot through the roof. We plan to get to work on our plans straight away. The result of our party being elected will be the growth of the U.S. economy
When it comes to paying taxes, most Americans think the wealthy do not pay their fair share of taxes. Our financial plan is to make the most of everyone’s potential. Our party agrees that the wealthy pay too little, and the poor pay too much. After all, these people are not called the lower class for nothing. Our goal is to change that. Our plan to change how the taxes are distributed throughout the classes will not fail because our party will be ready to conform to the ever changing economy.
Our goal is to put America back to work because high unemployment keeps wages down. Our goal should be “full employment,” meaning everyone who wants to work should be able to find a decent job. We can not allow the unfounded fear of inflation to be used as an excuse to keep unemployment high and wages low. “Full employment” will require much higher levels of investment in education, clean energy and infrastructure, which is the foundation for long-term economic productivity and growth. The new taxes will pay for the new jobs and businesses, and in turn, the new jobs will indorse the taxpayers.
We would all like to pay fewer taxes, but unfortunately, the "tax cuts for the rich" approach that has been in play in our country for more than forty years almost certainly has not worked for our economy. The richest Americans and companies already have plenty of money. The reason the rich individuals and companies are not investing and "creating jobs" is that most American consumers (the customers) do not have a lot of money. Rich Americans actually do not "create jobs"--the whole economy creates jobs. We have been trying the "tax cuts for the rich" approach for four decades, and it is making the inequality problem worse, not better.
Another way we will help the economy is by fixing our inadequate political system. It is arguable that our past political leaders were not as productive as they could have been. Productivity growth has been steadily declining. Rising productivity is a key to improving the income and living conditions on the United States citizens. When our party is in the White House, productivity levels will shoot through the roof. We plan to get to work on our plans straight away. The result of our party being elected will be the growth of the U.S. economy