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RONALD REAGAN — RHETORIC VS REALITY
Jeff Riggenbach has the numbers.
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Hayek on deficits and the Reagan tax cuts
F. A. Hayek interviewed by the NY Times, Dec. 1, 1982: “On the scale on which [tax cutting] is being tried, I’m a little apprehensive. I’m all for reduction of government expenditures but to anticipate it by reducing the rate … Continue reading
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blogs: Stacy McCain Is Taking This “Public Intellectual” Thing
And running with it. McCain explains why “Reaganism” without Hayek and Mises is not really Reagan. Money quote: if you haven’t read Hayek and Mises and the other economic thinkers who influenced Reagan, you are missing a fundamental cornerstone of … Continue reading
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