Analysis Of Donald Trump's Trickle Down Economics

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Donald Trump advocates the trickle down economics because his in favor of cutting down the tax on the wealthy. Donald is in favor of the wealthy and the privilege, Trump has proposed to breaking down income taxes into three brackets and that he is very proud of his tax cut, calling it the biggest since Reagan. Trumps new economic plan would be helpful for him, but nothing will trickle down for anybody else. He said he will knock down the top tax rate on businesses from 35 percent to 15 percent. That means he would let global corporations pay just 10 percent tax rate.
He would also lower taxes on lower income Americans, but the biggest class benefiting Donald Trumps plan would be the wealthy. Trump also pledges a gigantic infrastructure building …show more content…

Hillary is a genuine supporter of the Keynesian economics theory that more government spending is a form of stimulus. she feels that economic growth will begin to grow when people in the middle class feel more comfortable and secure again and start spending again. She believes that Keynesian economics is some sort of medicine that you can actually enhance the economy’s performance by taking money out if the economy and putting it right …show more content…

Trump’s position was with the trickle down method while Clinton was with the Keynesian theory, it was not hard to distinguish which was which as they both have very different ideas on reaching prosperity. They both seem to have a little grasp of acknowledge shortcomings of their proposals as they were both thinking about the future of the United States. I feel like the night was Hillary as the debate ended she took several jabs at Trump who then tried to rudely interrupt her every time she spoke. She tied Trump to the trickle down economics, which he accepted. She definitely had a better night in my opinion, her vulnerabilities were on full display for the most part. Trump allowed himself to be baited by Clinton into rebuttals, which further expose his vulnerabilities. Trump went in as vintage Trump unscripted, emotional, angry and Clinton came in super prepared and cautious, but confident.
“You know what else I was prepared for? To be president”. Said Hillary and I agree 100 percent because I feel that the position that Hillary stands for brings more prosperity to the United States than Donald Trump’s position in a

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