The inflation reduction act is the one act that does everything but reduces inflation

I must say immediately that there is a fundamental problem with the methodology congress and senate uses in naming bills. Any ordinary person hearing the phrase ‘inflation reduction act’ will automatically assume it refers to policies aimed at reducing inflation and its burden on the masses not knowing it has little or nothing to do with inflation.
So what is included in this act?
1. Reduction in carbon emissions by 40% by 2030 (said to cost $369 billion)
2. Extension of the Affordable Care Act (cost about $64 billion)
3. Increase in Corporate Minimum Tax to 15% (will give them an additional 313billion), this is said to be used for deficit reduction
4. IRS tax enforcement (strengthening the IRS staff strength and enforcement, costing about $124billion)
5. Capped out-of-pocket payment for medicare patients to $2000 (I don’t fully understand this yet)

If this act was aimed at inflation reduction, it would be made up of policies to reduce the budget deficit by reducing government spending, not by increasing taxation.
The economy is already in a depression and the worst response is to enact policies that further decrease productivity