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Moore elaborated on his idea of a simplified tax rate system—specifically, the "15-15-15" framework. This would comprise a 15% corporate tax, a 15% individual income tax, and a 15% tariff on foreign-manufactured goods. He argued that such an approach would attract both domestic and foreign capital, leading to increased investment and economic growth. Moore's argument hinges on the premise that lower taxes inherently lead to more jobs and wealth generation.