Titlebook: Why Reaganomics and Keynesian Economics Failed; James E. Sawyer Book 1987 James E. Sawyer 1987 economics.John Maynard Keynes.Keynes.Keynes

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Zero Sum Societyhall nearly a century ago. Marshall wrote near the end of the industrial revolution, which transformed agricultural society during the nineteenth century into a society of manufacturers. The individual entrepreneur had not yet given way to the modern stock company. Research and product development m

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Reaganomicsll year ahead of the Republican landslide of 1980, momentum was well under way. Among the architects of the . resurgence, or ‘supply-siders’, was Arthur Laffer who argued for a reduction in tax rates. According to the supply-siders, a cut in tax rates would stimulate output and income, and therefore

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Introductionation increased at a rate of about three-tenths of 1 per cent per year. This means that the standard of living of the typical American family is doubling only at a rate of about once every few hundred years!

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