by Investment Banker May 17, 2006
An idiotic excuse for an economic policy. Practiced by President Herbert Hoover, to no beneficial effect.
by Albie Wangsta April 13, 2004
The financial principle of bleeding the poor and middle class of any expendable income (and some necessary income) so they cannot buy anything, thus impacting the government-supported mega-corporations and lending institutions, requiring Republican idiots to give them more money to continue their financial destruction of the United States. Amen.
A: Did you hear about AIG? Another quintessential example of trickle up economics.
B: Is my bank account safe?
A: About as safe as a $3 gallon of gas.
B: So, not that safe? I'm not sure what you're saying.
A: Oh, I'm just joking around with you.
A&B together: Aaaaaaahahahahahah.
B: Is my bank account safe?
A: About as safe as a $3 gallon of gas.
B: So, not that safe? I'm not sure what you're saying.
A: Oh, I'm just joking around with you.
A&B together: Aaaaaaahahahahahah.
by ChuckChaser69 September 16, 2008
by ddude August 15, 2007
The cycle of a society fearing and producing difficult economic conditions. This fear of future economic turmoil is due to current poor conditions. Thus the society stops functioning normally due to the fear and consequentially generates more fear and worse conditions.
by Wobbe January 20, 2009
when the government informs the ‘first’ property owners of America through esp about opportunities and the first church to pressure people into attendance.
Trickle-down economics made whites lose property since slavery and the first church be the least financially supported denomination.
by Coop Dupe January 27, 2020
the economic interest of the community is defined as the always-present impulse for a group of people who support hitler to commit many crimes
Hey! That person supports the EIC (economic interest of the community)! Don't ever vote for them when it comes down to values!
by Not-An-NCFCA-er January 31, 2023