Reaganomics and Bidenomics both jettisoned the dominant economic assumptions that had been held by both parties. Reaganomics abandoned Keynesian liberalism, and while it’s not a central part of ...

In February 2009 I wrote an article for The Wall Street Journal entitled "Reaganomics v Obamanomics," which argued that the emerging outlines of President Obama’s economic policies were ...

For over 20 years now, major media institutions have been reporting growing inequality in America, blaming it on Reaganomics. But does what they are reporting reflect actual "inequality," or does ...

Krugman claimed that though "Reaganomics," and now MAGA economic policy, haven’t produced "higher wages and faster economic growth," these ideas are still "eating Republican brains." ...

And we’re still in the era of Reaganomics – as President Obama recently pointed out, Reagan was a successful revolutionary. This, of course, is exactly what conservatives always push for.

Under Reaganomics, the ultrarich had their taxes cut sharply — by about half. A millionaire who was paying $700,000 in taxes in the 1970s saw her taxes cut to $350,000 in the 1980s. But what was ...

It can be argued that Reaganomics-boosters never truly believed it would deliver what they promised. Even before 1980, the late Republican strategist and political economist Jude Wanniski created ...

In The Wall Street Journal, economist Arthur B. Laffer notes that lower tax rates, tighter money and deregulation created a boom that created over 21 million jobs from December 1982 to June 1990.

President Ronald Reagan inherited a bad economy in the 1980s and made it better. That legacy endeared him to many Americans, but what he did and how he did it remain highly controversial two decade… ...

My old friend Arthur Laffer, once a chief economic advisor to Ronald Reagan, tells the story of Reagan’s first Cabinet meeting as president. The new Cabinet members, ready for their marching ...

The women from the poor neighborhood who had arrived at the government food store to buy their rationed goods were looking up at the red list of new prices, shaking their heads in disbelief ...

The tax deal passed Thursday night embodies the essence of Reaganomics: reduce taxes on the wealthy and shrink government (except for defense).