1. supply side - Noun
2. supply side - Adjective
supply side (plural supply sides)
(economics) In a market trade, the side where the supply comes from.
supply-side (comparative more supply-side, superlative most supply-side)
(economics) Regarding the supply side of the economy.
supply-side
Well, there's no doubt about the fact that, that higher energy prices lead to greater conservation, greater energy efficiency, and they also, of course, play a useful role on the supply side. John W. Snow
In a two-sided market, focusing on the customer will increase a business's ability to extract value from the supply side. Marc Randolph
At the same time he attracted a following from the supply-side economics movement, which formed in opposition to Keynesian demand-stimulus economics. Source: Internet
By 1984, many viewed Kemp as Reagan's heir apparent. citation render Kemp had his first encounter with supply-side economics in 1976, when The Wall Street Journal 's Jude Wanniski interviewed him at his Congressional office. Source: Internet
Furthermore, Mackey insightfully characterizes socialism as “trickle-up poverty” in a play on the old pejorative “trickle-down economics” that leftists used to throw at Ronald Reagan’s supply-side philosophy. Source: Internet
Kemp questioned Wanniski all day (until midnight, at Kemp's Bethesda, Maryland home) and was eventually converted to University of Southern California professor Arthur Laffer 's supply-side discipline. Source: Internet