04-20-2018, 07:32 AM
I was at the University of Toledo about 8 months ago and ran into a Professor of Economics in an elevator. He seemed friendly so I axed him this very question, "Does the trickle down theory work". He said yes it does without going into any detail.
It seems this question has many angles. In theory it should work but to what degree and how much. Personally my perception has always been that if you gave the powers to be $100 in "tax brakes" they might give $10 back after they pocketed the rest. Of course this is a generalization. Still the 10% would be considered "trickle down", no?
It seems this question has many angles. In theory it should work but to what degree and how much. Personally my perception has always been that if you gave the powers to be $100 in "tax brakes" they might give $10 back after they pocketed the rest. Of course this is a generalization. Still the 10% would be considered "trickle down", no?
