Supply-Side Notes 12-4-18

Dan Mitchell on the new book by Art Laffer and Steve Moore with a foreword by Larry Kudlow:

Supply-Side Economics and the Post-Reagan Years

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Supply-Side Notes 10-24-18

Most tax increases produce more revenue, but that doesn't change the fact that they reduce jobs and hurt the economy https://t.co/7sGxRODQ7R

— Dan Mitchell (@danieljmitchell) October 24, 2018

Supply-Side Notes 10-17-18

Brian Domitrovic to @Varneyco: “If it is true that billions are coming into the U.S. Treasury because of these tariffs, then we really do need a second round of income tax rate cuts and corporate rate cuts.” pic.twitter.com/FnBTp8r3YC

— FOX Business (@FoxBusiness) October 17, 2018

Supply-Side Notes 9-17-18

It’s time for Reaganites to bury a Paul Volcker myth that promotes suffocating an economy in order to save it, and that needlessly besmirches Ronald Reagan’s impressive achievements. https://t.co/VsXVFNnHqN

— John Tamny (@johntamny) September 16, 2018

Supply-Side Notes 9-14-18

Listen to John Tamny on The John Batchelor Show discussing the “financial” crisis of 2008:

Supply-Side Notes 9-1-18

Our latest episode: The economic freedom of the states proves our point, not Krugman’s https://t.co/PE9KyUYnCr #tlot #tcot

— Contra Krugman (@ContraKrugman) September 1, 2018

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Art Laffer: Trade is more about consumers than employment (Video)

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Robert Reich is spewing “tickle-down” nonsense and it’s pretty funny:

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This is how trickle-down economics really works. Republicans in Congress cut taxes for their wealthy donors, who in turn fund their campaigns.It is a vicious cycle that undermines our democracy and transfers more wealth and power to those at the top.

A post shared by Robert Reich (@rbreich) on Aug 31, 2018 at 4:12pm PDT