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trickle-down

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trickle-down
of or concerning the theory that granting concessions such as tax cuts to the rich will benefit all levels of society by stimulating the economy


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Their answer is trickle-down economics and tax breaks for huge corporations — many of which got this country into the current mess.
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On the other hand, people will see the word ‘economy’ slowly trickling away, and we hope it will bring to mind ideas like trickle-down economics.
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First, it relied a" once again a" on trickle-down economics: somehow, throwing enough money at Wall Street would trickle down to Main Street, helping ordinary workers and homeowners.
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