The 'Trickle-Down Theory' in economics is most

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• Trickle-Down Theory (or Economics) is a political and economic concept, not a formal theory. It suggests that  tax breaks, subsidies, and other economic benefits provided to businesses, investors, and the wealthy  will ultimately  "trickle down"  to the rest of society in the form of job creation, higher wages, and increased investment. The core idea is that policies favoring the rich and economic growth at the top will eventually benefit the poor and reduce poverty. It is highly debated and criticized for often failing to reduce inequality.