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I already know that many of you don't think Supply Side Economics can contribute to economic growth. And I agree that it won't under some circumstances. I am more interested in understanding what you think works. If cutting taxes doesn't contribute to economic growth, what does? What impact does tax policy have on economic growth? Is government more efficient at creating economic growth than the private sector? If like rlbond86 posted, if higher taxes lead to economic growth, would that be true up to a 100% tax rate? Where do you think the best rate would be?
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