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It's clear to everyone that a larger % results in greater revenue, that's not what I have been taking issue with despite repeated strawmen statements to the contrary.The issue is: What causes that % of GDP to fluctuate?You "trickle up" theorists claim that higher taxes will increase revenue as a % of GDP, however, this theory is directly contradicted by the empirical data - a fact which you must ignore lest you admit that you believe in a fairytale as grand as those who believe the "trickle down", or lower taxes increases revenue, theory. They are both opposite sides of the same fallacious coin and one needs only look at the empirical evidence to see it.
It's clear to everyone that a larger % results in greater revenue, that's not what I have been taking issue with despite repeated strawmen statements to the contrary.
The issue is: What causes that % of GDP to fluctuate?
You "trickle up" theorists claim that higher taxes will increase revenue as a % of GDP, however, this theory is directly contradicted by the empirical data - a fact which you must ignore lest you admit that you believe in a fairytale as grand as those who believe the "trickle down", or lower taxes increases revenue, theory. They are both opposite sides of the same fallacious coin and one needs only look at the empirical evidence to see it.
