Supply-side reform targets the drivers of economic growth—labor, capital, innovation, and efficiency—rather than consumer demand. Governments use it to cut red tape, lower taxes, and boost productivity. Businesses gain from reduced costs, while workers benefit from new job creation and higher wages. Ultimately, consumers enjoy better goods and lower prices, making the entire economy more competitive and resilient.
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