Lowered taxes has Israel expecting $1.3 billion surplus
In a master course on conservative politics combined with grade school level economics, Israel is demonstrating that cutting taxes to encourage spending and business growth can yield tremendous revenue for a country. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is heralding the tax cuts as an example of growth stimulation through improving the economic environment versus the counterargument of taking more from the people.
Perhaps the most enigmatic part of Israel’s booming economy is that they are doing it while being targeted by hate groups, entire countries, and even the United Nations through boycotts, divestments, and sanctions.
Netanyahu Lowers Taxes in Israel, Look What Happened RIGHT AFTER… http://t.co/C1dQcX7kab pic.twitter.com/jYIGLVuJv4
— Young Conservatives (@YoungCons) September 6, 2015
🇺🇸@BarackObama could learn something from @Netanyahu … STIMULATE ECONOMIC GROWTH by LOWERING TAXES http://t.co/AqUX66CuSz
— AHIMSA (@AA2ANJ) September 6, 2015
It’s crazy how basic economics works.
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