Cut taxes for the poor and middle class.

Cutting taxes for the poor increases demand for jobs. By placing more money into their pockets, which the poor can use to purchase more necessities, businesses gain more money. This increases business revenue. For example, when the poor has additional untaxed income, they can use it to purchase more goods. Businesses will then use their extra revenue to invest in private infrastructure and employ more workers. Minimizing the tax burden also mitigates consumer debt because it incentivizes people to pay off their debts and the additional interest that accompanies such debt. This strengthens consumer confidence and makes it easier for poor people to invest in things like higher education without experiencing burdensome debt.