Reagan's economic policies:

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Reagan's economic policies, also known as Reaganomics, were focused on reducing government regulation and increasing private sector investment. This led to a rise in economic inequality, with the wealthy benefitting greatly from tax cuts and deregulation while the poor and middle class struggled with job loss and stagnant wages. Reagan did not expand food stamps or strengthen labor unions, and while his policies did increase government revenue in some areas (such as military spending), overall they resulted in a significant increase in the national debt.

Reagan's Economic Policies