Reaganomics, the economic policy of President Ronald Reagan, centered on supply-side theory: tax cuts, deregulation, and reduced government spending. By lowering marginal tax rates, it aimed to boost investment, production, and job creation. Primarily, high-income earners and corporations benefited from tax relief, with the intended trickle-down effect benefiting the broader economy through growth.
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