The supply-side economic policies of the 1980s were referred to as:

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The supply-side economic policies of the 1980s were commonly referred to as "Reaganomics" because they were heavily promoted by President Ronald Reagan and were a hallmark of his administration's economic policies. The term "voo-doo economics" was actually coined by George H.W. Bush during the Republican primary election in 1980 as a criticism of Reagan's economic plan, but it became associated with the supply-side policies themselves. The other two options, "conservative fantasies" and "business hand-outs," are pejorative-sounding and not commonly used.

The Supply-Side Economic Policies of the 1980s Were Referred to As