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Reaganomics, characterized by tax cuts, deregulation, and reduced government spending, initially led to significant economic growth in the 1980s, with a sharp increase in GDP. However, it also resulted in rising income inequality and a substantial increase in the national debt. While unemployment rates fell in the later years of the decade, the early years saw high unemployment and economic distress for many working-class Americans. Overall, the immediate impact was a mixed bag of economic expansion coupled with increased disparities and fiscal challenges.

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