Every 1-percentage-point increase in the marginal income tax rate induces some workers to supply less labor, which cuts real GDP by $0.2 trillion. At the same time, each 1-percentage-point increase in the marginal income tax rate causes spendable income to drop, which induces some workers to supply labor that yields $0.1 trillion more in real GDP. Is the net outcome consistent with the supply-side view? Why?