Scenarios about 'conservative economics'
Conservative economics refers to economic policies and theories that emphasize free markets, limited government intervention, lower taxation, and reduced public spending. This approach typically prioritizes individual economic freedom, property rights, and fiscal restraint while opposing extensive regulation and wealth redistribution. Conservative economic thought has influenced numerous governments worldwide, particularly during the Thatcher-Reagan era of the 1980s, and remains a significant framework for analyzing alternate economic trajectories in historical scenarios.
What If Supply-Side Economics Never Emerged?
Exploring the alternate timeline where supply-side economic theory never gained prominence in the late 1970s, potentially reshaping decades of fiscal policy, political alignments, and global economic development.