demand-side economics
Demand-side economics is an economic theory that focuses on stimulating and boosting consumer demand to drive economic growth. This approach emphasizes the significance of increasing spending power, employment, and incomes to stimulate overall demand, investment, and production within an economy.
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Related Concepts (22)
- aggregate demand
- buying power
- consumption
- economic growth
- economic recession
- economic stabilization
- economic stimulus
- fiscal policy
- government spending
- income redistribution
- inflation
- keynesian economics
- macroeconomic stability
- monetary policy
- multiplier effect
- price levels
- public welfare programs
- stimulus packages
- supply and demand
- taxation
- unemployment
- wealth distribution
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- behavioral economics
- demand elasticity
- demand response
- economic conditions
- economic determinism
- economic dynamics
- economic effects
- free market economy
- free-market capitalism
- government intervention in the economy
- market economics
- market economy
- microeconomics
- supply and demand dynamics
- supply-side economics