Reagan assumes the presidency at a time when the country is in economic crisis. During the campaign he had introduced his solution--supply-side-economics. With conservative backing, the Reagan administration decides to accept unemployment at a certain level, cut taxes on individuals and businesses, reduce federal spending, and remove some of the burdens of over-regulation. The administration allows the recession to continue into 1982 on premise that it will promote a major readjustment of the economy.

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Reagan, Ronald, economic difficulties, supply-side economics, unemployment, tax cuts, regulatory environment, show down with air-traffic controllers, anti-union message, continued recession, presidential approval rating, federal debt, Reagan Revolution, The

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