Interview with Dr. Art Laffer | Eastern NC Now

Dr. Arthur Laffer, former economic advisor to President Reagan and commonly referred to as the father of supply-side economics sits down with Civitas to discuss how cuts in tax rates bring prosperity.

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    Publisher's note: This post, by the Civitas Staff, was originally published in the in Video section of Civitas's online edition.

    Dr. Arthur Laffer, former economic advisor to President Reagan and commonly referred to as the father of supply-side economics, sits down with Civitas to discuss how cuts in tax rates bring prosperity. This 15-minute interview is packed with economic insights and experiences coming from one of the most influential economists of the last half century.


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