Instead, President Bush has more often described his plan as a stimulus, using the language of the supply-siders' longtime intellectual rivals, Keynesians, who believe the government can best jump-start a slowing economy by spending more, either through tax relief or new programs.
Both Clinton and Trump are now busy out-bidding each other to overturn Reaganism, if not in name than in practice, to determine how the government can best jump-start the parts of the economy that have been left behind and damaged by globalization.
"We need to see action to restore college funding to 2011 levels, so more young people can get the best start in life, and on mental health so that these crucial services get the investment they need".
"We need to see action to restore college funding to 2011 levels, so more young people can get the best start in life, and on mental health so that these crucial services get the investment they need," he added.
"We make sure staff members are fully prepared to help young mothers adopt the best practices so that their new-borns can have the best start in life".
In a similar vein, UNICEF works with its partners in the developing world to empower families and communities so that every child can get the best start in life.
When so many of them have already been exposed to the bare bones of the news, what The Times can best offer them, starting on Page 1, is more meat to chew on.
Global evidence also shows that a set of proven interventions from conception to the age of two – the 1,000-day 1,000-day opportunity mentioned above – can offer children the best start in life.
The logics of the FPM can best be understood by starting with the functionalities of the output and timing module.
