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The neo-Laffer curve is a parody of the Laffer curve, illustrating how faulty assumptions can undermine the study of economics. The original idea of such a curve is attributed to Martin Gardner (however I do not know of a reliable source for this). This curve in particular is based on a graph from an article in the Wall Street Journal.

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current	17:12, 15 April 2008	600×500 (47 KB)	Jafet.vixle (Talk \| contribs)	(The neo-Laffer curve is a parody of the Laffer curve, illustrating how faulty assumptions can undermine the study of economics. The original idea of such a curve is attributed to Martin Gardner (however I do not know of a [[WP:V\|reliable sourc)