The basic element that feeds economic growth is the demand for goods and services. When newer, cheaper, better goods and services enter the market they create demand. Revenues earned in the supply of goods and services to accommodate demand are reinvested in the growth of the supplier. Supply side growth creates jobs, which increase the available resources need to generate new demand. This cycle works while suppliers are enabled/motivated to innovate new solutions that create new demand. From this basic elemental cycle, many other industries benefit. The growth of suppliers creates a need for more buildings, more roads, more manufacturing, etc. The government should encourage the supplier growth because it will naturally generate the infrastructure jobs sought by the administration.



