Arthur Laffer is a professor of economics at the University of Southern California and an adviser to the U.S. Treasury Department. He is widely respected for his work on economic policy and tax reform. His research on the long-term impacts of taxation on economic growth, employment, and business investment has influenced public policy across the country
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He is the author of the best-selling books The Wealth of Nations, A Theory of Public Policy, How Capitalism Will Save America (which was published in 13 countries), and The End of Prosperity: America's Coming Economic Collapse (which was translated into 19 languages). Laffer has coauthored books with three U.S. Presidents, serving as an advisor to both Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan; he also served as an economic advisor to George H.W.
Bush during his presidential campaign.