…or Reagan is immaterial – the average voter knew Reagan but not Volcker) and Reagan had definitely convinced us it was morning in America, though many felt the Rising Sun…

…an entire 8-year term. Graph 3 shows the Nixon-Ford (orange), Carter (blue), and Reagan (red) administrations. Graph 3 CPI and GDP, Nixon-Ford, Carter, Reagan Here we find three increasingly extreme…

…(1953 – 1961) -JFK/LBJ (1961 – 1969) -Nixon/Ford (1969 – 1977) -Reagan (1981 – 1989) -Clinton (1993 – 2001) -Bush 2 (2001 – 2009) (FDR’s first 8 years are included,…

…events that happened 13 years after he left office. Also, explain why some predecessor of Reagan’s isn’t responsible for growth during Reagan’s administration. 15. In economics, time moves in a…

…real GDP per capita per year than Reagan. Fifth was Reagan, sixth…. Ah heck, let’s just number them in order to save time: 1. FDR 2. LBJ 3. JFK 4….

…Odd that Larry would try to tell his readers Reagan reduced government spending when most of his free-lunch supply-side buddies blame the Reagan deficits on runaway government spending and not…

Record Foreign Investment and the Reagan-Bush Tax Cuts Let’s discuss two recent interpretations of the large current account deficits. First up is a good article from Reuters with the news…

…least for fans of Ronald Reagan; neither Bush fares well on the jobs metric: Reagan emerged as the leader, with 53 of the 100 markets posting their highest job-growth rates…

Years of >5% Growth: Pre-Reagan? 15 Post-Reagan? 5 Post-80s-recession-recovery? 2 Cross-posted at Asymptosis….

(Dan here…lifted from Robert’s Stochastic Thoughts) Reagan’s Tax Cuts and the Volcker Recession Max Boot is a candidate member of the Rubin Gerson can’t be a conservative anymore, because I…