Economic growth resulting from tax cuts will make up for revenue lost by tax cuts A. supply- side economics B. Demand -side economics C. Keynesian economics D. Smith- based economics

In principle, a tax cut could “pay for itself” if it spurred substantial economic growth. Revenues would rise from the combination of higher wages and hours worked, greater investment returns, and larger corporate profits. Under this scenario, that “dynamic” effect would more than offset the entire “static” revenue loss of the tax cut.

Explanation:

answer; (quadrupled)