Raising the Debt Ceiling

[Sirthinksalot]

Laffer says you are an idiot

Link

 

[evince]

What was that perfect tax level laffer suggested?

 

[evince]

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/08/laffer-curve.asp


Here is his theory



What is the correct number

 

[evince]

The laffer chart is in there


Do you notice there is no numbers on his chart?

 

[evince]

Link

See

You can’t answer

 

[evince]

His theory simply states that you can have taxes too low


Or too high


Well duuuh

 

[evince]

Why is it the republicans always insist taxes are too high


Is zero what you think is the proper setting?

 

[evince]

Link

You won’t answer huh chickenshit

 

[evince]

Link

You are on line but refuse to answer


I just blew your whole idiot lies out of the water

 

[evince]

Laffer is laughing at you

 

[Sirthinksalot]

See

You can’t answer

LINK to back up your claim idiot

 

[T. A. Gardner]

Why is it the republicans always insist taxes are too high

Because they are to high...

Is zero what you think is the proper setting?

While that describes your IQ, no, zero isn't the proper setting for taxes.

 

[Sirthinksalot]

You are on line but refuse to answer


I just blew your whole idiot.

 

[Sirthinksalot]

Laffer is laughing at you

LINK

 

[evince]

Because they are to high...



While that describes your IQ, no, zero isn't the proper setting for taxes.

What is the number that is not too high asshole?

 

[evince]

LINK

What was the proper percent of taxes according to laffer?

 

[T. A. Gardner]

What is the number that is not too high asshole?

10 to 15% of income. The government can function just fine on that.

 

[evince]

Because they are to high...



While that describes your IQ, no, zero isn't the proper setting for taxes.

Then name the number idiot

 

[evince]

10 to 15% of income. The government can function just fine on that.

Link


That is NOT what laffer said

 

[evince]

Yes, Clownfart. I've used that one before, glad you appreciate it. Also glad you included the qualifier "as a percentage of GDP". That is exactly the point. When you take a smaller percentage of a bigger number, it can be and usually is greater than the alternative larger percentage of a smaller number. The lower tax rates stimulate growth and therefore result in increased GDP.

It's amazing how you dip shits equate tax cuts with spending, but don't equate government handouts (including ones to industries in favor) with tax cuts.

What is the perfect number


Did laffer tell you that number?