You can not tax your way to prosperity.
Actually yes we can.
America became a super power, very prosperous and very rich when the top tax rate was very high. From 1944 to 45 the top rate was 94%. After the second world war it was lowered to 91% until 1951. In 1952 it went back up to 92% until 1954 it went back down to 91%. That top rate continued until 1964 when it was decreased to 77%. The next year it was decreased to 70% until reagan became president in 1981.
In those years that we had very high taxes on high wages, unearned income and business, America became the most prosperous nation on the planet. We became a super power. Everyone had jobs. The jobs everyone had paid them a living wage with proper benefits.
That all ended with reagan. We went from the largest creditor nation in the world to the larges debtor nation in the world when reagan started all the deregulation and cutting taxes. Every republican since then has done the same thing. Slash taxes for the rich, deregulate everything for business then spend like there's no tomorrow to cause us to hit record heights in deficit and debt.
The exact opposite of what you post is true.
When you consider the other factors in play at the time, get back to us.