demand-side
Purchasing power emphasis
Demand-side describes economic factors, policies, or approaches focused on consumers and their purchasing power rather than producers.
Demand-side economics emphasizes stimulating spending through tax cuts, government programs, or wage increases: The administration favored demand-side policies to boost the economy.
Contrasts with supply-side, which focuses on production and investment.
Pro-intervention economic theory
- fiscal stimulusGovernment spending to boost economy
- consumer spendingHousehold purchasing of goods
- government interventionPublic authority involvement
- multiplier effectHow spending compounds economically
recession · countercyclical · purchasing power · GDP · macroeconomics · public investment · tax cuts · monetary policy
Financial aid from government
- incentivesRewards prompting action
- rebatesPartial refunds after purchase
- tax creditsReductions in amount owed
- vouchersRedeemable credit documents
affordability · procurement · adoption programs · diffusion · uptake · consumer protection
Deliberately limiting exertion
- conservationPreventing waste or loss
- smart metersAutomated utility usage recorders
- electricity consumptionEnergy drawn from grid
- curtailmentAct of reducing scope
Stopping something before occurring
- wellness programsOrganized employee health support
- health literacyUnderstanding medical information and systems
- lifestyle modificationAdjusting personal habits deliberately
- screeningEvaluative selection process
early intervention · consumer choice · cost-sharing · health education · self-care · behavioral health · disease prevention · health promotion
Keynesian
Pro-intervention economic theory
- fiscal stimulusGovernment spending to boost economy
- consumer spendingHousehold purchasing of goods
- government interventionPublic authority involvement
multiplier effect · recession · countercyclical · purchasing power · GDP · macroeconomics · public investment · tax cuts · monetary policy · employment
subsidies
Financial aid from government
- incentivesRewards prompting action
- rebatesPartial refunds after purchase
- tax creditsReductions in amount owed
vouchers · affordability · procurement · adoption programs · diffusion · uptake · consumer protection
load management
Deliberately limiting exertion
- conservationPreventing waste or loss
- smart metersAutomated utility usage recorders
- electricity consumptionEnergy drawn from grid
curtailment · customer engagement · ratepayer · thermostat control
prevention
Stopping something before occurring
- wellness programsOrganized employee health support
- health literacyUnderstanding medical information and systems
- lifestyle modificationAdjusting personal habits deliberately
screening · early intervention · consumer choice · cost-sharing · health education · self-care · behavioral health · disease prevention · health promotion
- economicsinflation, GDP, GNP, gross domestic product, gross national product
- economic policymonetary policy, tax policy, fiscal discipline, fiscal stimulus, fiscal restraint
- economic stimulusstimulus, stimulus package, stimulus packages, fiscal stimulus, economic relief
demand-sidesupply-side
Production-centered economic theory
supply-side economics · trickle-down · Reaganomics · laissez-faire · Austrian economics
demand, side, demands, demanded, demanding, demander, sides, sided, siding