Reaganomics

The term Reaganomics, a portmanteau of Reagan and economics, was used to describe, and decry, the economic policies of U.S. President Ronald Reagan during the 1980s. Reagan assumed office during a period of high inflation and unemployment, and his economic theories are claimed by his supporters to have eventually led to a strong recovery.

External links

• Paul Craig Roberts' Essay on Reaganomics
• Essay on Reaganomics by Two Proponents
• Reaganomics after Twenty Years by George J. Viksnins of Georgetown University

Proponent Think Tank Papers:

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• The Historical Lessons of Lower Tax Rates by Heritage Foundation
• Great Myths of the Great Depression by MacKinac Center
• Flat Tax in use world-wide
• Flat Tax System in Iraq

Topics From WWW.EconLib.Org:

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• Keynesian Economics
• Monetarism Economics
• Supply Side Economics
• Reaganomics