supply side
Output-based economic theory
Supply side refers to the production and provision aspect of economics, as opposed to demand or consumption.
Supply-side economics emphasizes policies that boost production—tax cuts, deregulation, and incentives for investment—on the theory that increased supply drives economic growth.
The term often carries political connotations, associated with Reagan-era conservative economics: supply-side tax cuts, supply-side reforms.
Theory wealth spreads below
- ReaganomicsSupply-side fiscal philosophy
- tax cutsDecreased government assessments
- deregulationRemoving governmental business restrictions
- incentivesRewards prompting action
fiscal conservatism · Thatcherism · enterprise zones · economic freedom · business-friendly · job creation · tax reform
State sells public assets
- monetarismEconomic focus on currency regulation
- neoliberalismPro-market, anti-regulation ideology
- free marketCommerce without state intervention
- competitionStruggle for supremacy
deregulation · subsidies · fiscal stimulus · efficiency · shareholder value · corporate tax · investment · wealth creation
Industrial product creation
- outputWhat something generates
- capacityMaximum amount containable
- workforceAll available workers
- laborStrenuous effort; also childbirth
automation · industrial · efficiency · factory · machinery · assembly · fabrication · productivity
Those who sell goods
- distributorsEntities that supply retailers
- wholesalersBulk goods merchants
- procurementObtaining goods externally
- sourcingObtaining from suppliers
inventory · trade · commerce · merchandise · retail · distribution · fulfillment · stockpile
trickle-down
Theory wealth spreads below
- ReaganomicsSupply-side fiscal philosophy
- tax cutsDecreased government assessments
- deregulationRemoving governmental business restrictions
incentives · fiscal conservatism · Thatcherism · enterprise zones · economic freedom · business-friendly · job creation · tax reform
privatization
State sells public assets
- monetarismEconomic focus on currency regulation
- neoliberalismPro-market, anti-regulation ideology
- free marketCommerce without state intervention
competition · deregulation · subsidies · fiscal stimulus · efficiency · shareholder value · corporate tax · investment · wealth creation · entrepreneurship
manufacturing
Industrial product creation
labor · automation · industrial · efficiency · factory · machinery · assembly · fabrication · productivity · capital goods
vendors
Those who sell goods
- distributorsEntities that supply retailers
- wholesalersBulk goods merchants
- procurementObtaining goods externally
sourcing · inventory · trade · commerce · merchandise · retail · distribution · fulfillment · stockpile · shortage
- advertisingad, ads, ad campaign, ad campaigns, advertising campaign
- economic policymonetary policy, tax policy, fiscal discipline, fiscal stimulus, fiscal restraint
- GDPGDP growth, nominal GDP, real GDP, per capita, economic output
- economicsinflation, GDP, GNP, gross domestic product, gross national product
- taxationtax, income tax, sales tax, tax return, tax refund
- business philosophiescapitalism, free market, lean, kaizen, agile
supply sidedemand side
Purchasing half of markets
Keynesianism · Keynesian economics · Keynesian · fiscal stimulus · pump priming
supply sidefiscal stimulus
Government spending to boost economy
redistribution · welfare spending · progressive taxation · public spending
supply sidedemand side
Purchasing half of markets
demand · demand curve · consumption · market demand · consumer behavior
supply, side, supplies, supplied, supplying, supplier, suppliers, sides, sided