Econoclasts: The Rebels Who Sparked the Supply-Side Revolution and Restored American ProsperityThe definitive history of supply-side economics—the most consequential economic counterrevolution of the twentieth century—and an incredibly timely work that reveals the foundations of America's prosperity at a time when those very foundations are under attack. |
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... Michael 1 was a rookery for Wall Street's junior varsity . The restaurant ( now gone ) drew a crowd of " Wall Street wannabes , " the " financial world's young and maybe rising . " Young brokers and traders would congregate there ...
... Michael 1 was a rookery for Wall Street's junior varsity . The restaurant ( now gone ) drew a crowd of " Wall Street wannabes , " the " financial world's young and maybe rising . " Young brokers and traders would congregate there ...
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... Michael 1 meetings . His research had cast serious doubts on the plausibility of such things as the Twist . At AEI in 1974 , Laffer had shown that even inflation behaves like capital , moving from country to country almost ...
... Michael 1 meetings . His research had cast serious doubts on the plausibility of such things as the Twist . At AEI in 1974 , Laffer had shown that even inflation behaves like capital , moving from country to country almost ...
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... Michael 1 was that “ for every policy goal , you need a policy lever . " This was the second thing Bartley learned at Michael 1. And so did Bartley reveal that he had been green in 1975 . Mundell had been repeating this formulation in ...
... Michael 1 was that “ for every policy goal , you need a policy lever . " This was the second thing Bartley learned at Michael 1. And so did Bartley reveal that he had been green in 1975 . Mundell had been repeating this formulation in ...
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Econoclasts: The Rebels Who Sparked the Supply-Side Revolution and Restored ... Brian Domitrovic No preview available - 2012 |
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