I think that the article, while interesting, ignores the gist of the problem: why would corporations invest in the USA? Even with no tax at all: why would they invest in the USA? Is there profit to be made? Is there more profit to be made than with other options?
One will only invest if there is money to be made. As far as job costs and infrastructure is concerned, the USA lags behind other countries, so anything that can be transported is cheaper to manufacture somewhere else. For things which cannot be transported (for example oil extraction, or house building), you need customers in the country. That might work for oil extraction, less so for house building: when a sizable portion of the population is effectively bankrupt, that part of the population will not buy a house.
In effect, the USA is turning into a third world country. In many of these as well, the only corporations investing are in the mining sector. Taxes or no taxes. Their governments usually also runs a large level of debt, as the USA do.
