Federal tax and spending policies of the 1980s made life more difficult for:

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Federal tax and spending policies of the 1980s, often associated with Reaganomics, tended to favor the wealthy and corporations with tax cuts and deregulation. Middle-class workers, especially those in industries undergoing restructuring or decline, found themselves facing economic challenges such as job loss, reduced benefits, and lower wages, making life more difficult for them.

Federal Tax and Spending Policies of the 1980s Made Life