Supply-Side Theory

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Definition of 'Supply-Side Theory'

An economic theory holding that bolstering an economy's ability to supply more goods is the most effective way to stimulate economic growth.
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Investopedia explains 'Supply-Side Theory'

Supply-side theorists advocate income tax reduction because it increases private investment in corporations, facilities, and equipment.

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