Taxation, Spending, and Economic Growth

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between taxation levels, federal spending, and economic growth, suggesting that taxation above 20% of GDP can harm growth. It highlights the alarming dependency of the American workforce on federal expenditures and criticizes current spending practices that may inflate costs without yielding economic benefits. The discussion culminates in the proposal for a fiscal framework aimed at capping spending at 20% of GDP to promote sustainable economic health.