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Expanding on this, the discussion touches on the broader theme within economic history: wealth accumulation is intrinsically tied to creating jobs, lowering prices, and fostering industry. For instance, Bill Gates is highlighted as someone who created an entire industry—software—that hadn’t existed before. Similarly, tax cuts in various administrations—under Kennedy, Johnson, Reagan, George W. Bush—are shown to have stimulated economic growth. The pattern suggests that reducing taxes fosters investment, innovation, and economic expansion.