The impact of changes in corporate tax rates is seen in the job market and approval ratings. When corporate tax rates are raised, companies may cut costs by reducing their workforce, leading to job loss and increased unemployment. This negatively impacts public approval. Conversely, lowering corporate tax rates can stimulate job growth, reduce unemployment, and increase public approval. Keeping income tax rates consistent provides people with predictable disposable income. This predictability encourages spending, as people are more likely to spend when they know how much money they will have available. Lowering taxes can stimulate economic activity by increasing disposable income and encouraging spending and investment. Conversely, raising taxes can slow economic activity by reducing disposable income and discouraging spending and investment