There's a fallacy in this article - rich people don't produce jobs. They make more money and invest it to make more money. If the investment happens to produce new jobs, that's a side effect. Trickle-down economics is complete bullshit disproven decades ago. The evidence is in the fact that the extreme rich control more of the money supply than ever, and the middle class and lower are stretched farther with less liquidity.
There's a fallacy in this article - rich people don't produce jobs. They make more money and invest it to make more money. If the investment happens to produce new jobs, that's a side effect. Trickle-down economics is complete bullshit disproven decades ago. The evidence is in the fact that the extreme rich control more of the money supply than ever, and the middle class and lower are stretched farther with less liquidity.