While it's true that increased corporation taxes might lead to lower wages or higher prices, it's not a given. For instance, consider the case of Starbucks in 2018. They received a substantial tax cut but chose to invest that money back into their employees in the form of wage increases, stock grants, and improved benefits. This demonstrates that corporations have choices in how they respond to tax changes. So, how do we ensure that corporations act in the best interests of their employees and the economy at large, rather than just their bottom line? I'd love to hear your thoughts on this.
