The point being made has nothing to do with what I’m talking about. It was being made in response to a strawman argument I never made.
The studies you point to were done by Keynesian Economic advocates. Of course they would say that Trickle down doesn’t work. I would expect no less.
But again I clearly see everyday evidence for myself.
Recently a major hospital was built in a neighboring community. Over the intervening years an explosion of growth surrounding that hospital has taken place. Miles of new healthcare businesses have sprung up. Not surprisingly many small businesses have opened their doors to cater to the needs of these new care professionals. I don’t even recognize that stretch of road anymore.
Trickle down economics resulting from that single hospital.
Total nonsense but I expect nothing more from you. Zero data. Zero analysis. All talking points, many of which are confused and sometimes contradictory.
Actually that is exactly what trickle down is all about. I realize DEMs believe trickle down means that the rich will simply give away money to the less wealthy, but that simply isn’t the case.
You are just mouthing gibberish. There is no such thing as “Demand Push Economics”.