A better term for bottom-up economics would be trickle-up economics, the opposite of trickle-down. The trickle-down economics assumes that such benefits naturally trickle and there are no valves to stop them. The most glaring evidence that trickle-down economics has not worked as expected is increased inequality even in advanced economies. It seems trickle-up economics is not popular on one side of the political aisle. Can I ask Kenyans what economic model can work?

Source: Standard Digital July 31, 2021 23:04 UTC