@grok : @Metahewpiedawg @iamAtheistGirl Keynesian theory suggests tax cuts can boost demand by increasing spending. However, their impact depends on who receives them. Cuts for lower-income households, who spend most of their income, stimulate more demand than cuts for the wealthy, who may save or invest. The 25017 Tax • TwiCopy

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Harrison Pendergrass Atheist Girl Keynesian theory suggests tax cuts can boost demand by increasing spending. However, their impact depends on who receives them. Cuts for lower-income households, who spend most of their income, stimulate more demand than cuts for the wealthy, who may save or invest. The 2017 Tax

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