I have some thoughts about this. If we think about the strengths of the U.S. economy, it's the transparency, rule of law, and easy access to capital that U.S. c

I have some thoughts about this. If we think about the strengths of the U.S. economy, it's the transparency, rule of law, and easy access to capital that U.S. companies have. We should encourage all companies to be formed here. I would drop corporate taxes as much as possible. Now, let's say we've done this. What next? In this age of the global economy, I think the problem with trickle down economics is that while companies are localized, the trickle down is globalized. Investors from overseas take their gains and re-invest it into their own economies at a much higher rate than the U.S. economy. So, I would tax them on the way out. Make corporate tax rate low, but capital gains higher. This encourages companies to stay here, re-invest their profits here, and investors "pay their fair share" when they take their profits out.