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Meaning of "trickle-down"
trickle-down (noun) - In economics, trickle-down refers to the theory that policies benefiting the wealthy or businesses will indirectly benefit those lower on the economic ladder by stimulating economic growth. It suggests that the benefits 'trickle down' from the top to the bottom of the income distribution
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- That flows, especially in limited quantity, from the highly placed to others.
- Describing the theory that financial benefits given to the wealthy will somehow be passed down to the poor.
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Trickle-down benefits of climate neutral cities.
A series of tests on the trickle-down theory.
Trickle-down economics almost never works.
There was an idea called trickle-down economics.
Trickle-down claims are not real economics.
Today we learned about trickle-down economics.
His trickle-down diplomacy is another example of delusion.
Tom still believes in trickle-down economics.
Trickle-down or spillover effects of growth.
By now they know trickle-down economics is a lie.
Trickle-down effect to reach the poor as well.
Call this the trickle-down theory of creation.
And everyone was sold our version of a trickle-down.
The days of trickle-down economics are over.
I would like to coin the phrase trickle-down diplomacy.
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Republican trickle-down policies have failed.
A generation ago development economists spoke of a trickle-down theory.
Call it the trickle-down effect if you will.
But there was some merit to the notion of trickle-down economics.
We know trickle-down economics has not worked.
I want to ask him about trickle-down economics.
There is a trickle-down effect into programs and other professions.
Take this whole fantasy about trickle-down economics.
Trickle-down government has never worked here or anywhere else.
For the political term see trickle-down economics.
The trickle-down effects of weak housing can not be underestimated.
And your father said trickle-down parenting would not work.
The trickle-down theory offers a straightforward way of predicting fashion diffusion.
It bears repeating that the trickle-down theory is clearly not working.
When organizations have trouble recruiting in engineering fields, there is a trickle-down effect.
Just imagine the trickle-down effect this has on a child.
He called unfettered capitalism a false idol and trickle-down economics a sham.
Proponents of trickle-down theory usually seem to ignore this fact.
Once we started building a more diverse workforce, there was a definite trickle-down effect.
What it would take to end trickle-down equity in buildings and beyond.
A trickle-down effect is not sufficient for the protection of those living in extreme poverty.
Rainfall shortages tend to have a trickle-down effect felt throughout ecosystems.
Trickle-down economics almost never works, and it is no more likely to work this time.
That transformation was expected to have a trickle-down effect on other members of the judiciary.
Although remittances do not directly benefit the poorest households, there is a trickle-down effect.
A series of tests on the trickle-down theory we say that the senator is conducting.
A successful strategy execution process is seldom a one-way trickle-down cascade of decisions.
Corporate greed is a trickle-down desire that reaches even the bottom of the food chain.
But recognize the argument favoring openness for what it is, trickle-down institutional reform.
Trickle-down theory represents one such idea that can supposedly spur economic growth.
This has seen a great trickle-down effect into the amateur game.
They have blown up asset bubbles of phantasmagorical proportions with preciously little trickle-down.
It was hoped that its work would have a trickle-down effect on the rest of society.
Proponents of trickle-down economics say that all fiscal policy should benefit the wealthy.
Multiple studies have found a correlation between trickle-down economics and reduced growth.
