pro-growth

[ proh-grohth ]

adjective

1. favoring or advocating the commercial development or exploitation of land and other natural resources, especially with minimal government restriction and regulation.

Other Words From

• pro-growther noun

Example Sentences

On the economy, she pledged to "CUT taxes" and "champion pro-growth, free market policies".

From BBC

“By unleashing American energy, slashing job-killing regulations, and adopting pro-growth America First tax and trade policies, President Trump will quickly rebuild the greatest economy in history,” Leavitt said.

From Salon

Third, her message sounds redistributionist rather than pro-growth and economic freedom.

From Salon

A Treasury spokesperson said: “The chancellor has vowed to lead the most pro-growth Treasury in history and has been clear that it is important that we count the benefits of public investment and not just the cost of it.“

From BBC

Garcia praised Trump’s 2017 tax overhaul, saying it was a “pro-growth bill” that benefited families.

From Los Angeles Times