The Middle Out Freedom Front

Middle-out economics is the idea that a country gets rich when its middle class is doing well. It rejects "trickle-down" economics, which claims that helping the wealthy eventually helps everyone else. Instead, it says that growth starts with regular people and moves upward. Think of it this way: businesses only hire new workers when they have plenty of customers buying their products. When average families have more money, they spend more. That spending creates a healthy cyc

Today you will be hard pressed to find a single economist who gives any credence to trickle down economics. It has been an experiment in disaster. It was Ronald Reagan who put it into motion when he implemented his supply side reforms starting in 1980. Trickle-down economics is the theory that tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations will spur investment, create jobs, and broadly benefit the working class. It fails in practice because capital tends to accumulate at the top r