Reaganomics
Americannoun
Other Word Forms
- Reaganomic adjective
Etymology
Origin of Reaganomics
Example Sentences
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At the convention that year in San Francisco, he predicted that in an era of Reaganomics, a Rainbow Coalition of ethnic and religious identities could retake the White House.
From Los Angeles Times
“Bibi was at the U.N. during the Reagan-Thatcher years, and he studied Reaganomics,” Mr. Leiter says, “so he came in with a clear philosophy of deregulation, of privatization.”
It uses hip-hop as a tool to understand the sociopolitical, economic and cultural factors that affected the lives of Black youths during the 1980s – the era of "Reaganomics."
From Salon
The documentary charts Carlin’s reinventions against the backdrop of huge social changes - Watergate, Vietnam, Reaganomics, hippie culture, among them.
From Washington Times
The documentary charts Carlin’s reinventions against the backdrop of huge social changes — Watergate, Vietnam, Reaganomics, hippie culture, among them.
From Seattle Times
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