In general, people often borrow money to spend on capital improvements, with the goal that those improvements will generate more money than the cost of debt plu

In general, people often borrow money to spend on capital improvements, with the goal that those improvements will generate more money than the cost of debt plus interest. Businesses do this all the time, and they don't have the ability to print money. But if you care about this you cannot honestly argue for tax cuts. You should be arguing for a broad-based increase in taxes. But that's politically unpopular and tax cuts are popular.