Which phrase best describes supply-side economics as promoted during the Reagan era?
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Correct answer: Reducing barriers to production, investment, and entrepreneurship spurs growth
Supply-side economics argues that lowering taxes and reducing regulation can increase production, investment, and job creation. Supporters believed these policies would expand the overall economy.
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