A distinction needs to be made in that regard. People need to understand that investors receive the money after taxes. It is up to the corporation to decide how much to give to its shareholders.
Based on my observations, in real life, most of the time, a tax cut results in additional cash flow. In times like these of fiscal austerity, those people can then use that money to respect their obligations or, in times of prosperity, they can create more jobs. Cash flow is what makes a business work. The more cash flow is paid out in taxes, the less there is available to the company to be used at the discretion of the head of the company.
Personally, I do not think that a tax cut can—
I think you understand what I mean.