The school of economic thought which argues that through tax reductions, and deregulation, government creates the proper incentives for the private sector to increase aggregate supply is known as the:

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The supply-Side school advocates for tax cuts and deregulation to incentivize the private sector to increase production and supply, leading to economic growth. This approach differs from Keynesian economics, which focuses on government spending to stimulate demand in the economy. The rational expectations school and new Classical school emphasize the role of expectations and the importance of rational economic behavior, while the classical school has a more limited role for government intervention in the economy.

The School of Economic Thought Which Argues That Through Tax