No but it makes it more affordable, which increases spending, which improves the economy, which combats inflation. Or maybe we should continue the "trickle down economy" that has worked so, so well.

More people buying things makes them less affordable, not more. (At least until supply adjusts.)

I'm not understanding your logic - it seems backward to me.

Also we have never actually done "trickle down", it's a bogyman people like to trot out, not something actually done.