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• The young woman was on to something wilder than the Laffer Curve.
• The Laffer curve is one of the main theoretical constructs of supply-side economics.
• :Trickle-down economics and the Laffer curve are related, but distinct.
• There are variations of this edit on Art Laffer, Supply-side economics and the Laffer curve.
• This analysis is very similar to the modern economic concept known as the Laffer Curve.
• This is similar to the Laffer curve.
• In practice, the shape of a hypothetical Laffer curve for a given economy can only be estimated.
• More recently, based on Laffer curve arguments, Kansas Governor Sam Brownback greatly reduced state tax rates in 2012.
• A hypothetical Laffer curve for any given economy can only be estimated and such estimates are sometimes controversial.
• In 2012, Kansas Governor Sam Brownback used supply-side and Laffer curve arguments to pass large cuts in state tax rates.
• For Dole, at age 73, to become a born-again disciple of the Laffer curve is laffable as well as cynical.
• The Laffer curve shows that it is possible to lower the tax rate and yet bring in more tax revenue.
• The Laffer curve as presented is also simplistic in that it assumes a single tax rate and a single labor supply.
• Krugman and other critics point to increased budget deficits during the Reagan administration as proof that the Laffer Curve is wrong.
• One implication of the Laffer curve is that increasing tax rates beyond a certain point will be counter-productive for raising further tax revenue.
• For example, economist John Kenneth Galbraith believed that the Reagan administration actively used the Laffer curve " to lower taxes on the affluent ".
• In economics, the Laffer curve is a theoretical representation of the relationship between government revenue raised by taxation and all possible rates of taxation.
• One potential result of the Laffer curve is that increasing tax rates beyond a certain point will become counterproductive for raising further tax revenue.
• He maintained that the Laffer curve was not to be taken literally at least not in the economic environment of the 1980s United States.
• I never thought that I would miss the days of the Laffer curve, when right-wingers used to say that lower taxes would mean higher revenue.