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Your Name Here... August 22, 2006

The Supply-Side Forum welcomes submissions on subjects relating to economics, politics, philosophy, and culture in keeping with topics discussed regularly on the board. Submissions should be no more than 1200 words and can include a limited quantity of pictures or other attachments, as well as links to external sources. Payment cannot be made for anything posted here but authors do retain their copyrights if they wish. We hope to provide interesting insights to our readers and opportunities for individuals who have not been published as well as those more experienced.

Good topics for articles include: new information about the history of supply-side economics, comparisons of supply-side economics to other schools within the discipline (e.g., Keynesian, Classical, Chicago, or Austrian), supply-side analyses of current economic (and political) events, and descriptions of what the discipline does and does not attempt to explain. Criticisms of the discipline can also make for interesting reading. Articles in the political field might cover the interactions of politics with economics, current major court cases or pending legislation, and comments about other stories of national import. Articles pertaining more generally to philosophy and culture might discuss various artists, writers, thinkers, and their works, and how these have, are, and/or will affect the public mindset. Discussions of various scientific topics are sought as well.

It is well-known that supply-side thought in and of itself is a limited field of inquiry. There are many people who support various beliefs of the discipline but who otherwise hold widely divergent opinions. Some supply-siders are devout followers while others are vociferous non-followers of religion. Some are Republicans, some are libertarians, and a few odd souls are even Democrats. Some believe in various forms of creationism, some in various forms of evolution. Some believe in the efficacy of government to positively affect given activities, some do not.

While the crowd here tends to the free-market, libertarian, and materialist, we hope to be able to present varying points of view and to foster discussion on a range of topics. To that end we plan to create a thread on the discussion forum to foster comment and debate on each article as it is posted. We can surely expect some energetic exchanges.

Please send submissions and related requests and instructions to the administrator e-mail address at the bottom of this page. Alternatively, you may post queries in the "Forum Topics" section of the board. We look forward to hearing from you.