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Depends on some factors:
A. Who pays the subsidy tax (depends on corruption)
B. Corruption
C. Cutting taxes (or not) after reducing the subsidy.
A. If the (most of the) money for the subsidy tax is ...
For outsourcing the jobs to China/Bangladesh etc the solution is protectionism - and that doesn't mean isolationism. Just keep the trade deficit close to zero (the amount of jobs you are exporting by ...
Short answer: Of course it is possible: tax the rich instead of taxing the poor. Put a tax on 10% on the incomes of the rich and with the collected money you will pay a part of the public debt. But ...
When you start importing products from China, you are exporting your jobs to China. It's called outsourcing of jobs.
That's ok as long as you are also exporting products in China, and then China is ...
No amount of money can save the poor people from having to pay for overpriced commodities. Give 100 billions of $US to each poor person today and the next day their corrupt politicians will increase ...
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