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UDE WANNISKI (1936โ2005) was the indefatigable cheer- leader of supply-side econom- ics. Arthur Laffer and Robert Mundell invented the theory, and Robert Bartley, Irving Kristol, and Robert Novak championed it. But Wanniski had the most brio.
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UDE WANNISKI (1936โ2005) was the indefatigable cheer- leader of supply-side econom- ics. Arthur Laffer and Robert Mundell invented the theory, and Robert Bartley, Irving Kristol, and Robert Novak championed it. But Wanniski had the most brio.

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Historian Richard Brookhiser is a senior editor of National Review and a senior fellow at the National Review Institute.
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UDE WANNISKI (1936โ2005) was the indefatigable cheer- leader of supply-side econom- ics. Arthur Laffer and Robert Mundell invented the theory, and Robert Bartley, Irving Kristol, and Robert Novak championed it. But Wanniski had the most brio.
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About the Author
Historian Richard Brookhiser is a senior editor of National Review and a senior fellow at the National Review Institute.
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