The End of Prosperity
How Higher Taxes Will Doom the Economy--If We Let It Happen
Summary:
The book argues that increasing taxes will have detrimental effects on the United States economy, leading to decreased growth, investment, and job creation. It advocates for low-tax policies as a means to sustain economic prosperity and criticizes government spending and regulatory interventions that the authors believe hinder economic performance.
Key points:
1. Laffer Curve: The book highlights an optimal tax rate that maximizes revenue without discouraging work and investment.
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