supply-side

[ suh-plahy-sahyd ]

/ səˈplaɪˌsaɪd /

adjective Economics.

of or relating to a theory that stresses the reduction of taxes, especially for those of higher income, as a means of encouraging business investment and growth and stabilizing the economy.

Origin of supply-side

First recorded in 1975–80

Words nearby supply-side

supplication, supply, supply and demand, supply chain, supply teacher, supply-side, supply-side economics, supply-sider, support, support area, support group

Example sentences from the Web for supply-side

And Arthur Laffer, the creator of supply-side economics, may have fathered six children.

Keynes’s Gift to Posterity |Michael Tomasky |May 7, 2013 |DAILY BEAST
Is this the re-emergence of Paul Ryan's affiliation with the Jude Wanniski/Jack Kemp school of supply-side economics?

Why is Paul Ryan Embracing Immigration Reform? |David Frum |April 25, 2013 |DAILY BEAST
A supply-side cut sees business investment as the key to growth.

Ryan on Kennedy (and Reagan) (Oh: and the One He Didn’t Mention) |Michael Tomasky |October 12, 2012 |DAILY BEAST
Ronald Reagan could get away with sunny generalizations about supply-side economics because in 1980, it was just a theory.

The Only Big Idea Coming Out of the Romney-Ryan Camp Is the Big Lie |Michael Tomasky |August 21, 2012 |DAILY BEAST

Even if you discount the supply-side problems with a Hillary primary challenge, there is a massive demand-side problem.

Ignore the Right's Hillary Hype |Peter Beinart |June 21, 2010 |DAILY BEAST

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supply-side

adjective Economics.

Origin of supply-side

Words nearby supply-side

Example sentences from the Web for supply-side