> The paper the article links doesn't seem to address inflationary trickle-down economics. Inflationary trickle-down (AKA supply side) economic policy is exact

> The paper the article links doesn't seem to address inflationary trickle-down economics. Inflationary trickle-down (AKA supply side) economic policy is exactly what we've had since the 1980s (even from the parties on the left), so I don't know what else it would be addressing. Before that we had inflationary demand side economics. We've not had a significant deflationary period in the US, but Japan has, due in no small to their historical resistance to allowing immigration. It's not clear that the US can or should follow their model.