Hutch Starskey
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A business is only successful when consumers buy their products and services.
Nearly 70% of the GDP is consumer spending.
Obviously if the bulk of consumers made more and spent more, that would be far more beneficial to business than a tax cut alone.
Consumers spend less when the potential of higher taxes looms over them, and more when taxes are less burdensome.
Great. Then any tax relief should be focused on the largest possible segment of consumers to achieve the largest benefit.
Consumer confidence and spending was very high over the Christmas shopping period, WITHOUT a tax cut.
Are we learning yet?
Just not as high as it needs to be to create sustained growth.
Patience.
You can wait for it all you want. It ain't coming.