Which of these was not an intention of the reaganomics policies?

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Kasey Griffith

2 December, 10:08

Which of these was not an intention of the reaganomics policies?

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Aden Burns · Answer 1

The intention of Reaganomics was to increase capital in order to trigger slowing economy and increase government revenue as a result. The policies were based on tax cuts. Reaganomics consisted of two ideas: First, the government could stimulate the economy by increasing its spending which is called "prime pumping"; Second is called "trickle-down". The latter shows that if there are more wealthy people, the spending of these people will trickle down to the poor.

Taking money from the rich and giving it the poor, increasing National Debt, raising the minimum wage was not the intentions of Reaganomics.

Honey Pie · Answer 2

Reaganomics = was the economic policy that the Reagan administration supported.

The following are not the intentions of Reaganomics:

1. take money from the rich via taxes and then give it to the poor

2. increase the National Debt

3. choke off economic growth

4. create historically high and persistent unemployment