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1/5 Supply-side economics💰claims that tax cuts for rich people and businesses spur growth. But is it that simple? Let’s delve into it. #EconomicPolicy #SupplySideEconomics 
2/5 First up, tax cuts can boost income inequality. The rich get richer, while funding for public services, often benefiting the less affluent, takes a hit due to less government revenue 💸. #IncomeInequality 📈
3/5 Second, supply-side theory assumes companies will reinvest their extra cash to grow and create jobs 👷♀️🧑✈️. But what if they use the funds for stock buybacks or increased executive pay instead? 🤔💰 #CorporateBehavior
4/5 Third, the idea that tax cuts will fuel enough growth to offset reduced revenues often falls short in reality, leading to bigger budget deficits and national debt 💳💔. #NationalDebt 🌪️
5/5 In a nutshell, supply-side economics 📈 comes with downsides: increased inequality, dependence on corporate choices, and surging national debt. #EconomicPolicy
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