Scenarios about 'trickle-down economics'
The economic theory suggesting that tax breaks and benefits for corporations and wealthy individuals will stimulate economic growth that eventually benefits everyone. Popularized during the Reagan administration in the 1980s, this approach advocates that allowing wealth to "trickle down" from top earners to lower-income groups creates jobs and prosperity. In alternate history scenarios, different implementations or rejections of this economic philosophy often serve as divergence points for exploring varied socioeconomic outcomes and wealth distribution patterns.
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.