Over at the The New Criterion, James Bowman writes:
Whenever I hear anyone use the expression, “trickle-down economics,” I want to reply — though I rarely get the chance to, as it is mainly on TV or in the papers that one hears or reads the people who are using it — “As opposed to what? Trickle-up economics?”
Much more from Michael Malone at Pajamas HQ.
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