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JerryS
I would call this hoarding. How about you?
https://apnews.com/article/438fae12f9204b1fbd8e8b1985ae554f
Not really hoarding, but definitely did exactly what most predicted they’d do with the cuts.
I think the point is that the surplus equity from tax cuts didn’t get reinvested back in the companies, it didn’t translate to wage growth for the workers, and it didn’t contribute to growth of the US economy since overall economic growth actually slowed during this time. The primary beneficiaries were major shareholders, and average Americans aren’t major shareholders of large corporations.
We can argue the details of what “hoarding wealth” actually means, but the evidence of increasing disparity between the rich and the poor is undeniable. Look at income disparities, or the number of people that live paycheck to paycheck, or how financially challenging it is for an average person to buy property… all while we have a class of people (like Elon Musk) who have amassed unprecedented wealth.
I mean, would you actually try to argue that US wage and wealth disparity is NOT increasing? I thought this is something that most people left, right and center would all agree on.