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Supply Side
In economics, the 'supply side' refers to all activities involved in the production of an economy's output. In a macroeconomic context, this encompasses the functioning of the markets for labor and capital. From a microeconomic perspective, it pertains to the decisions of sellers who supply a specific good or service to a market.
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