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I had to revert your article, though I’m sure you worked hard on it I believe you are wrong. Many reputable economists disagree about the so-called trickle-down effect, I’ve given two examples below. I suggest you study those webpages as that will help you avoid losing debates or getting your work reverted in future. Letting rich people hold onto more of their money doesn’t benefit poor people. Alternative ways of encouraging investment, e.g. letting entrepreneurs set off investments partly or wholly against tax are better in Liberal opinion. If rates of taxation that rich people pay are high then allowing tax offsets gives a strong incentive. Proxima Centauri 15:23, February 19, 2012 (UTC)
 * 1) In the Real World of Work and Wages, Trickle-Down Theories Don’t Hold Up The New York Times is a reputable newspaper,
 * 2) Trickle-Down Economics: Four Reasons Why It Just Doesn't Work