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Which power everything from our phones to spacecraft. and south korea is one of the biggest producers of them. and we'll find out if that's affected the country's economy in the first three months of 2023 when it reports its latest data in less than an hour. that slowdown has affected its economy. exports have been declining for at least six months, and it's estimated that in the first 20 days of this month, the country's outbound shipments fell 11% compared to last year. and shipments of chips are down by more than a third in march. kang minjoo is at ing. she says the down cycle in the tech s...

We've been talking about the slowing demand for semiconductor chips which power everything from our phones to spacecraft. and south korea is one of the biggest producers of them. that slowdown has affected its economy. exports have been declining for at least six months, and it's estimated that in the first 20 days of this month, the country's outbound shipments fell 11% compared to last year. and shipments of chips are down by more than a third in march. kang minjoo is at ing. she says the down cycle in the tech sector is weighing on the chip—makers at. tech sector is weighing on the chip-m...

And two, sometimes when you lower tax rates increase economic activity and increase government revenue. sometimes you do have the supply side effect, but janet yellen was not recognizing that, nor was the biden administration in general, and they lost that case. here's good news. >> bill: the ag in ohio says the buy demonstration reach too far, seized too much, and got a tan slapped. it's a monumental win for the preservation of the u.s. constitution, as you are saying, david. the separation of powers is real and it exists for a reason. the reason is that local communities understand local fol...

Those top two brackets, and bring them back up to the clinton rate. i believe there's no supply side effect there. we did it in 1993 people said we were going to destroy the economy, in fact we had the longest expansion, economic expansion in american history. i would leave the middle-class tax cuts intact for a limited period because i do think that the probability is higher that we're going to have slow and bumpy growth than vigorous growth, and i think given the vulnerability, the high unemployment rate, one thing and another, i wouldn't want to have that contractive effect right now. >> bu...

And we should fill that void. number two, i would increase the tax on the higher brackets, those top two brackets, and bring them back up to the clinton rate. i believe there's no supply side effect there. we did it in 1993 people said we were going to destroy the economy, in fact we had the longest expansion, xhim expansion in american history. i would leave the middle-class tax cuts intact for a limited period because i do think that the probability is higher that we're going to have slow and bumpy growth than vigorous growth, and i think given the vulnerability, the high unemployment rate, ...