Supply‑side progressivism

A strand of left‑of‑center politics that argues for pro‑growth, supply‑expanding policies—more investment in productivity, diffusion of technology, and removing regulatory 'chosen scarcities'—as the main route to equity rather than heavier regulation, price controls, or protectionism. It reframes progressive goals around abundance and market capacity rather than primarily using state constraints on markets. — If adopted widely, it would shift progressive priorities on trade, industrial policy, taxation, and regulation and reshape coalition politics between labor, technocrats, and anti‑corporate activists.