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18 June, 12:51

How was Reagan's economic plan different from LBJ's Great Society?

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  1. 18 June, 15:32
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    It was different because it was about deregulating the market, not about creating new regulations. Basically, Reagan believed that if you lower taxes for company owners, they can increase wages for people or hire more people and the society will become better because it has more money. Great Society was about having more regulations.
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