"The evidence is clear: Cutting taxes will have beneficial effects. Tax cuts will
keep government spending in check and will provide the incentives necessary to
produce a highly skilled, productive work force that enables high economic
growth and rising standards of living." The above quote is from an article entitled "The Double Benefit of Tax Cuts" from The Wall Street Journal. You can find it here.
This quote is stipulated on the belief that when government gets less income it will be more restrained in spending. Is that true?
Just a question: why does almost everybody believe that the solution to any taxing-spending debate is extremely obvious and that anyone else who doesn't agree with them is just stupid?
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