For some Libertarians and Republicans who sincerely believe that
Supply-Side Economics, also known as Reaganomics, Trickle-Down
Economics, Milton Friedman Economics, or Chicago School of
Economics, is the be-all and end-all of economic philosophy. But
they can find no actual, demonstrable evidence to prove their
case.  There has never been a long-term successful society based
on the system of Supply-Side Economics or on the Libretarian
model. Everywhere it has been tried it has failed miserably. Why
doesn’t it work? It seems like a fairly reasonable concept at
first glance. The problem is that it falls down at every turn
because it is based on false premises and assumptions and
delusional concepts.  Let’s take this philosophy apart and see
where it takes us. The basic premise of Supply-Side Economics is
that prosperity is driven by supply. In other words, when things
are being produced, there are jobs, income and prosperity. So if
we give the tax breaks and money to the people and corporations
at the very top