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Recessions and depressions are the principal examples of
Supply Side
An economic theory that emphasizes the importance of increasing production and supply as a way to stimulate economic growth, often through tax cuts and deregulation.
Supply-side Arguments
Supply-side arguments focus on the belief that reducing taxes and regulations on businesses will stimulate economic growth by increasing supply, leading to job creation and income growth.
Tax Cuts
Reductions in the amount of taxes that individuals or corporations are required to pay.
Keynesian Approach
An economic theory stating that government intervention through fiscal and monetary policy is necessary to manage economic fluctuations.
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