supply-side economics
11Supply Side Economics — ⇡ Angebotsökonomik …
12supply-side economics — noun (U) technical the idea that if the government reduces taxes, producers will be able to make more goods and this will improve a country s economic situation …
13supply-side economics — /sə plaɪ saɪd i:kəˌnɒmɪks/ noun an economic theory that governments should encourage producers and suppliers of goods by cutting taxes, rather than encourage demand by making more money available in the economy (NOTE: takes a singular verb) …
14supply-side economics — /sə plaɪ saɪd i:kəˌnɒmɪks/ plural noun an economic theory that governments should encourage producers and suppliers of goods by cutting taxes, rather than encourage demand by making more money available in the economy (NOTE: takes a singular… …
15supply side — supˈply side adjective [only before a noun] ECONOMICS supply side economic ideas emphasize making the best use of capital. Supply side economists have persuaded many right wing governments to introduce lower taxes and to encourage saving,… …
16supply-side — /səˈplaɪ saɪd/ (say suh pluy suyd) adjective of or relating to supply side economics: we need proper supply side policies. –supply sider, noun …
17supply-side — supˈply side adjective [only before a noun] ECONOMICS supply side economic ideas emphasize making the best use of capital. Supply side economists have persuaded many right wing governments to introduce lower taxes and to encourage saving,… …
18supply-side — supply′ side adj. bus of or denoting the hypothesis in economics that reduced taxes will stimulate investment and economic growth Compare demand side Etymology: 1975–80 supply′ sid er, n …
19supply-side — ► ADJECTIVE Economics ▪ (of a policy) designed to increase output and employment by reducing taxation and other forms of restriction …
20supply-side — ̷ ̷ ˈ ̷ ̷ ¦ ̷ ̷ adjective Etymology: supply (II) + side (I) : of, relating to, or being an economic theory that recommends the reduction of tax rates especially in the highest brackets to encourage more earnings, savings, and investment to… …
