claim: "put simply, less government spending equals more private sector jobs."
author: eric cantor
evidence_1: jul 17, 2012 ... 'to put it simply: less government spending equals more private sector ... he goes  too far when he asserts a cut equals more private sector jobs.
evidence_2: jun 5, 2014 ... any jobs government claims to have created are only in place of other ... in fact,  savings that lead to increased capital (a company borrows it to ... and should not,  pay its workers more just because it has the profits available to do so. ... more  widely available and less expensive, consumer spending rose to ...
evidence_3: sep 8, 2011 ... and this isn't just the experience of the united states. ... government spending is  also an important part of the economy. ... in government-funded work and all  those dollars flowing into the economy create even more jobs. ... it can take  measures to create private-sector jobs by moving up investments that the ...
evidence_4: more important, they argue, private sector managers may have no compunction  about ... the result may be less appealing than if the government had simply ....  compare, for example, the concentration of public sector employment in other ...  federal government payroll and put a brake on the growth in government  spending.
evidence_5: apr 22, 2016 ... represent less than 36% of their gross income. ... so the federal government's  debt obligations represented just 7% of its income last ... there is an underlying  relationship between government and private-sector finances. ... think about it  this way: if the government spends $1 billion more than it receives in ...