From Greg Stamps <[email protected]>
Subject "Trickle Down Theory" by Thomas Sowell
Date December 11, 2020 1:05 AM
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I hear from people all the time that Thomas Sowell is one of their heroes. For
those people—and you may be among them—I’m thrilled to share a digital
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Dear Fellow American,
 

I hear from people all the time that Thomas Sowell is one of their heroes. For
those people—and you may be among them—I’m thrilled to share a digital copy of
one of his commentaries with you, absolutely free: “Trickle Down” Theory and
“Tax Cuts for the Rich.”
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“Tax cuts for the rich” is a favorite argument of those who oppose lower tax
rates. But does imposing higher tax rates on wealthy Americans actually
increase the amount of revenue coming into the federal government?
 

Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Thomas Sowell takes an empirical approach in
his commentary, “Trickle Down” Theory and “Tax Cuts for the Rich.”
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Sowell separates fact from fiction when it comes to tax rates and uses real
life data and examples to prove that lower tax rates for all actually lead to
greater revenue for the government.
 

We are proud to offer you this valuable, thought-provoking resource free of
charge.
 

I hope you enjoy this free issue!
 

Click here to get your free copy of “Trickle Down” Theory and “Tax Cuts for
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Warm Regards,
 

Greg Stamps

Online Development

Hoover Institution




 


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