Studies have also suggested that people with money spend less of it after a certain point and save it.

This is an illusory correlation. If anyone spends less money they will become, on a relative basis, more wealthy than someone who spends more. This applies to someone making $10,000 a year or someone making $1,000,000 a year.

The reason that the job creators are moving jobs out of the country is because the government has created one of the most unfriendly tax environments in the world. We have the 3rd highest corporate tax rate in the world next to Chad and the UAE.

It's also very difficult doing business here. There are A LOT of rules and regulations that in themselves suck away profits. Why do you think companies would move jobs and corporate headquarters out of the US if it was a welcoming environment? They wouldn't.

Here is a list of companies and the countries they've moved their corporate headquarters (high paying jobs) to and think to yourself....why are they doing this and why are they moving to these countries? Then you can go ahead and look at their tax rates and business regulations. http://www.bloomberg.com/infographics/2014-09-18/tax-runaways-tracking-inversions.html

Now those are just corporate headquarters that have moved. You also have to think about this http://www.cnbc.com/2016/02/07/ford-to-build-plant-in-mexico-ramp-up-output-from-the-country-wsj.html and think....why Mexico why not here?

Because as a business owner of a public corporation your duty is to your shareholders. And the host country is being adverse and hostile to your business it is your duty to give your shareholders (who are rewarded by putting their own money at risk) as much value as possible. If you don't guess what happens? A competitor will and put you out of business.

The reason the jobs are leaving is because of the government not the people running the companies.