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  1. In my opinion, it's not so easy to draw a direct correlation between taxes and economic growth. In general, I would agree that higher taxes act as a disincentive for entrepreneurs to get a business off the ground and growing. The part of the equation that also needs to be looked at is how those tax receipts are being used. Is the government investing in growth strategies with the funds they receive? Are they using those dollars to employ people? If you think of the government as just another very large business that collect money for providing services to its clients, I think you'll agree that it's important to look at the revenue and the expense side of things before coming to a hasty conclusion.
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