Tax reduction is needed, it needs to be done, but not like this, through an “all at once” approach, because nothing in the economy, not even capital accumulation, job creation and prosperity, in general, happens over night. Businessmen want, of course, almost in every situation, lower taxes. The same as politicians want, of course, almost in every situation, more votes. Professors, doctors and bureaucrats want, of course, higher wages. As an economist, I have tried to see beyond these priorities and interests, in order to minimize as much as possible the risk of errors, according to the words of a famous liberal economist, who concentrated the entire economic theory in only one lesson: the secret of economic science is to focus not only on the immediate effects of a policy, but also on the long-term ones; it means to decipher the consequences that policy has not only on one group, but on all the people.