To address the recession of the early 1990s, President George H.W. Bush agreed to a budget deal that included raising taxes, despite his earlier pledge of "no new taxes." This compromise aimed to reduce the federal deficit and restore economic stability. The agreement also involved spending cuts and other measures to stimulate the economy, although it was controversial and contributed to political challenges for Bush in subsequent elections.
George W. Bush
the country could go into a deep recession. today the house rejected the bail out and the stock marketplunged 777 points. the economy is in critical need for some kind of help from the bush administration because the bush administration caused the problem in the first place
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The easiest answer to this is to listen to the policies that Newt Gingrich is proposing to implement if he were to win the Presidency. You could also see what Milton Friedman has to say about the issue. There are numerous videos of his lectures on You tube. To put it in real modern terms, you could look at the policies attempted by Ronald Reagan in 81-82, but keep in mind he was working with a Democrat Congress which, agree with or not, help back many of his ideas, as well as George W. Bush's policies with his Tax rates changes in 01 and 03 but again not perfect as the tax rebates he sent out would fall under Demand Side policies. In the simplest of terms, Supply siders would get out of a recession by reducing all barriers of production to a minimum, avoiding using deficit spending greater than a common +3% or GDP, and assuming that jobs created from said policies would boom the economy. Another example to look at would be the economic policies of Napoleon in France between 1799-1803 and surprisingly enough maybe Lenin with his New Economic Policy right after the Russian Civil War ended in the early 20s following his War Communism. We can learn a great deal from History. Unfortunately, we are currently employing demand side economics of Keynes and FDR to try and pull us out.
One in a hand!
By helping to cause it. Google "Harken Energy."
President George H. W. Bush was criticized for his handling of the economy, particularly for his failure to address the recession of the early 1990s. He was also criticized for his handling of foreign policy issues, such as the Persian Gulf War and his approach to the situation in Somalia. Additionally, Bush was criticized for a lack of connection with working-class voters and for appearing out of touch with the concerns of everyday Americans.
- A recession- Bush's infamous campaign promise of "Read my lips: No new taxes!". After the recession broke out, Bush agreed to raise taxes.
George W. Bush
Barbara Bush and then Hillary Clinton.
George H.W. Bush's domestic affairs were marked by a focus on a "kinder, gentler America," emphasizing volunteerism and community service. His administration faced economic challenges, including a recession in the early 1990s, leading to increased unemployment and a budget deficit. Bush also advocated for education reform and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, which expanded rights and access for disabled individuals. However, his decision to raise taxes, breaking his "no new taxes" pledge, contributed to political backlash and diminished support.
George Bush's popularity fell after The Gulf War because the economy went into recession.
Actually he is bad.He jokes about deaths and he knew alot about what was going to happen on 9-11..look on youtube for proof. Yes i agree he was a horrible president because of many reasons most you can find on the web and he started this recession.
he was the first African American president & he fixed what bush started which was the recession
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No. He is certainly much smarter than Obama. zilly2 I agree completely.
2008 recession : GW Bush 2001-2003: GW Bush 1990-1991: HW Bush 1980-1982: Carter 1973-1975: Ford 1957-1958: Eisenhower