Yep....the claim is companies create jobs thus should have tax benefits. But I'm pretty sure the only reason that company can create job is because I purchased

Yep....the claim is companies create jobs thus should have tax benefits. But I'm pretty sure the only reason that company can create job is because I purchased items from them. If a company creates jobs because good/services were purchased, then why not empower the purchaser with more purchasing power? In a supply/demand economy, the supply side is reaping the benefits...if you give benefits to the demand side then that's labeled as making people lazy LOL. 70% of the GPD is driven by personal consumption but we're often told that we are meaningless to the economy and should give tax benefits to companies to "create" jobs. (https://www.thebalance.com/personal-consumption-expenditures-3306107 https://www.thebalance.com/personal-consumption-expenditures...)