Commentary
Traditional supply-side economic policies stimulated U.S. growth to such an extent that by 1906, U.S. workers became the richest workers in the world, a trend that continues to this day.
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Robert Genetski
Author
Robert Genetski is a public speaker, author, columnist, and one the nation’s leading economists. He has taught economics at the University of Chicago’s Graduate School of Business and NYU. His latest book is “Rich Nation, Poor Nation: Why Some Nations Prosper While Others Fail.” Genetski’s website is ClassicalPrinciples.com.
