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Supply-side economics (view source)
Revision as of 13:18, December 13, 2018
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'''Supply-side economics''' is a concentration of economic forces on incentives, verses demand-side which place mandates on producers with the assumption goods and services will be available for consumers and beneficiaries of government [[entitlement]]s.
'''Supply-side economics''' is a concentration of economic forces on incentives, verses demand-side which places mandates on producers with the assumption goods and services will be available for consumers and beneficiaries of government [[entitlement]]s.
Technically it can be defined as recognition that [[demand]] is not completely independent of [[supply]]: demand for a good or service often increases if its affordable supply increases. For example, construction of a free highway will result in its increasing use over time.
Technically it can be defined as recognition that [[demand]] is not completely independent of [[supply]]: demand for a good or service often increases if its affordable supply increases. For example, construction of a free highway will result in its increasing use over time.