Ronald Reagans Theory?

Answer 1

Trickle down theory means if the rich are not taxed then they will spend more money and the money will trickle down to everyone.

Answer 2

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Trickle-down theory, also known as trickle down economics, was a term used by detractors and advocates alike for some of the policies of Ronald Reagan. See Reaganomics. It is the view that to benefit the wealthy is to benefit the middle classes and even the poor. These benefits then trickle down. This idea is central to Supply Side Economics and it was a highly politically charged issue during the Reagan Administration. Supply Side Economics was implemented, and the economy did improve. However, there is debate over what caused these improvements. Paul Volcker, the then Fed Chief, had already begun implementing far less controversial monetary policies to solve the problem of stagflation and many have said it was his monetary policies which caused the economic turn around. David Stockman, Reagan's Economic Advisor later characterized supply side economics and trickle down economics as rhetoric.


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The term Reaganomics, a portmanteau of Reagan and economics, has been 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, which had largely abated by the time he left office. It continues to be a matter of contentious political debate to what extent this was caused by Reagan's fiscal policies (especially tax cuts) and to what extent it was due to external factors. "Reaganomics" may be compared with Thatcherism.

Paul Harvey created the word Reaganomics.

Answer 3

Trickle Down Economics

Answer 4

Trickle Down theory

Answer 5

The say one thing, and do another thing theory.

Answer 6

Reagonomics?
and, yes....
I Can't Recall

Answer 7

Also "voodoo economics"

Answer 8

Be an old has been actor???

Answer 9

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