Trickle down economics didn't work. What do you think about trickle up economics?

So what happened with trickle down economics was that tax brakes and subsidies were given to wealthy business owners in "hopes" that they would in turn put it into their companies thus expanding them and creating more jobs. All the while giving raises to the people who were working there to begin with.

What happened? They kept the money, pocketed the tax brakes, and outsourced the jobs. So NO trickle down economics didn't work.

Now we went and bailed out banks and car manufactures and STILL left the working man hi and dry. Oh they gave us all $300-$600 to spend to get the economy going. That would have been like giving Chevrolet $60,000 and telling them that's THEIR bailout money.

Here is what I think should have happened.

They could have taken the $700,000,000,000 (that's seven hundred BILLION dollars) found 14,000,000 (that's fourteen million) households and given them $500,000 each with a few stipulations.

#1. They would either have to buy a moderate new home, or have their existing home completely remodeled and updated.

That would be either 14,000,000 new homes being built or rebuilt. There goes the housing problem.

#2. They have to buy at least one brand new American made car.

That's 14,000,000 new car sales. There goes a boost to the car industry. That problem solved.

#3. They would have to hire a financial adviser and invest a sum of their new wealth in the US stock market.

Stocks climb. Now the money starts to make money for them. This would put a bunch of accountants to work, and give our stock market a boost.

#4. Put the rest in an American bank. Open an account that will be for a percentage of their stock earnings and interest from the bank holdings. Once that account reaches $500,000 you have to pay it back to the government.

$700,000,000,000 deficit solved.

Do you think this would work?