Taxes are historically low and yet hiring is in the dumps. I think there is a problem with you model.
Because welfare and regulations are strangling all but the biggest businesses--who're all too happy to have them since they know that they can handle them whereas their smaller, developing, competition couldn't possibly. And this, of course, insures that no one else can get rich and create more jobs themselves.
And by your logic, when hiring inevitably becomes ever lower after rates increase, higher taxes cannot logically be blamed.
