From Stephen Moore in the WSJ, a nice defense of supply-side tax cuts...
Note that "supply-side" refers to reductions in marginal tax rates-- which provide greater incentives to supply work and entrepreneurial energies, to be more productive. Bush cut marginal tax rates slightly-- half of the tax cut; the other half was a Keynesian mail-out of checks which affected demand-side factors like consumption.
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Keynesian economics seems to depend heavily on government debt.
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