Is Robert Barro a supply-side economist?
While my work emphasizes the importance of policies that encourage investment and production, I don't strictly identify as a 'supply-side economist' in the typical sense. My approach is more grounded in neoclassical growth theory and rational expectations. I analyze how policies affect incentives for saving, investment, and human capital, which in turn influence aggregate supply and long-run growth.
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