bcspace wrote:Solution? Make the economy more business friendly such that hiring from the existing population is incentivized and making taxes, fees, and regulations attractive enough such that they stop moving the work and investment overseas.
'Incentivized'? Got examples?
Reducing taxes will cause businesses to hire folks (at low wages)? Got examples? *
Are you proposing that taxes and fees are the greatest expense of a business? Got examples?
*http://aneconomicsense.com/2014/10/09/the-kansas-red-state-experiment-is-failing-drastic-tax-cuts-have-not-led-to-higher-employment-growth/ - see part C
bcspace wrote:And that is the role of government in economics, to encourage and incentivize, not punish and redistribute.
Doesn't 'encourage and incentivize' oftentimes involve some element of 'redistribution'..?