by Arnie Webre, Jr.
The time is ripe for economic solvency of the United States, but how do we make it happen?
A 20-percent flat tax, with no exemptions, except for those with low incomes [to even the playing field] and a standard consumption tax on all discretionary new purchases would do it [given time].
Such a tax simplification would increase growth in the United States, increase tax compliance, and it would decrease the administrative costs of the IRS. Additionally, the United States would then see strong growth in the ensuing years that would make Ronald Reagan's economic miracle look just like a warm-up for the real deal.
It would be like Babe Ruth coming up to bat with the bases loaded in the last inning of the game with his team behind by one run.
Let's get busy on that Congress and Mr. President, sir!
Period.
Centrist economic and political blog. Democratic or Republican ideology does not work in all cases, therefore, we need to compromise and use what works, not what is convenient for a liberal or a conservative ideology. Emotions and ideology are economically and politically ruining The United States of America. We must go back to our beginnings: what is best and what works for the commonwealth is what is best for every human being living in the United States.
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
The Time is Right for Economic Solvency of the United States
Labels:China and U.S. Trade and Tariffs
consumption tax,
economic and political sanity,
economic growth in the U.S.,
economic solvency of the U.S.,
economic solvency of the United States,
flat tax,
Ronald Reagan
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