Reagan US HISTORY FINAL

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America in 1980 (5)

  • High inflation (prices rising rapidly).

  • High unemployment.

  • Slow economic growth ("stagflation").

  • Energy shortages and economic uncertainty.

  • Many Americans felt the government was ineffective.


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Supply-Side Economics (Reaganomics)

  • Cut taxes, especially for corporations and wealthier Americans.

  • Reduce government regulations.

  • Encourage investment and production.


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Reaganomics outcome

  • Businesses expand.

  • More jobs created.

  • Economic growth benefits everyone ("trickle-down economics"). didnt work


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Criticism of Reganomics

  • Increased national debt.

  • Benefits often went more to wealthy Americans.

  • Income inequality increased.


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Demand-Side Economics

Main Idea

  • Increase consumer spending to stimulate the economy.

Methods

  • Government spending programs.

  • Assistance to lower- and middle-income Americans.

  • Job creation through public projects.


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Supporters / critics of Demand-Side Economics

for it

  • Many Democrats.

  • Labor unions.

Aginst it

  • Conservatives who oppose large government spending


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Reagan's Beliefs (3)

  • Government should play a smaller role in the economy.

  • Lower taxes encourage growth.

  • Free-market solutions work better than government intervention.


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Uncle sam

Represents the United States government.

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Donkey

  • Democratic Party.


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Elephant

Republician

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Bear

  • Soviet Union/Russia


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Pig

  • Greed, corruption, wasteful spending, or special interests.