Two supply-side economists of the Reagan transition team weigh in on Timothy Muriss Ronald Reagan and the Rise of Large Deficits (Winter 2000). Reynolds notes that Reagans economic advisors were divided over inflation, not real-growth forecasts, while Roberts emphasizes the Federal Reserves unwillingness to break with conventional economic wisdom.
What Really Happened in 1981
By Alan Reynolds, Paul Craig Roberts
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the Fall 2000 issue of The Independent Review.
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