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What did Ronald Reagan's economic policies did?
They increased defense spending and lowered taxes.
What did Reagan believe about federal programs?
A,C and E
Why did the recession in the nineteen seventies recover?
The answer is very simple.... RONALD REAGAN happened. As soon as taxes were cut, interest rates followed and so did inflation
One of president reagan's main goals was to?
cut back on government regulation of business and industry.
Why did the europeans go to haiti?
The Europeans stuck with that name.LabadeenoNo she went to go visit Haiti with Ronald Reagan she was from IL. =)They cut off trade with the newly independent country.
What was Ronald Reagan's economic plan in the 1980s in regard to taxes and military spending?
Reagan cut taxes while increasing military spending while increasing the size of the military. While military efficiency improved, massive budget deficits resulted, thus proving Supply-side Economics does not work.
Which best describes Reagans approach to domestic policy?
Reagan cut many social programs and decreased the federal governments regulartory responsibilities.
Supply side economics of Ronald Reagan?
the supply of goods and service's would increase
What were Ronald Reagan's main goals as president?
I only know that his main goal was to shrink Government. Reagan also wanted people to be noticed whom should have been noticed. Reagan felt Government "belittled" people whom had done great things for this country
What was Ronald Reagan Domestic policy?
President Reagan promised to cut spending and cut taxes, while increasing the defense budget and balancing the budget. This was known as "Reagonomics." However the national debt began to rise when defense spending outweighed cuts in social programs.
What changes did Ronald Reagan make when he made president?
As Governor of California, Ronald Reagan changed many things. For starters, his predecessor had left a mess of financial catastrophes, leaving he state spending $1,000,000 dollars more a day than it took in. This went on for almost a whole year, but was stopped by Reagan. In his first year, the state had turned that debt into a $1.3 billion dollar surplus, which he gave back to the people in the form of a 10% onetime cut on there income taxes.
What happened to Ronald Reagan after he was president?
The eight years of Ronald Reagan's presidency, from 1981 to 1989, were a time of unparalleled prosperity for most Americans. After a brief recession in 1981 through mid-1982, the Carter-era inflation rate was cut substantially. On the day of Reagan's inauguration, the Iranian revolutionary regime, that had been holding American diplomats hostage for a year and a half, released their hostages. The American arms buildup was so rapid that the Soviet Union came close to collapse trying to keep up, and the USSR did disintegrate two years after Reagan left office.
