Definition of Reaganomics in English:

Reaganomics

plural noun ˌreɪɡ(ə)nˈɒmɪksˌreɪɡəˈnɑmɪks

treated as singular The economic policies of the former US president Ronald Reagan, associated especially with the reduction of taxes and the promotion of unrestricted free-market activity.
the claim that cutting taxes generates more revenue was a key element of Reaganomics
Example sentencesExamples
- They will rather represent a return to Reaganomics.
- It was the New Deal back then, Reaganomics today.
- He is passionate, well connected, and committed to repairing the damage of Reaganomics.
- Still, there's heated dispute about just how important Reaganomics was to the tech boom.
- Politically, the Republican presidential candidates can be assessed on their various preferred visions of Reaganomics.
- Of course, this was the main tenet of Reaganomics in the 1980s - presuming that the standards of living of the poor would gradually improve with increased economic development.
- But if Reaganomics set the stage for some long-term gains, there were plenty of places where it fell down as well.
- Combining homespun charm and his patented "Reaganomics," Ronnie guided the United States through the 1980s and into the Clinton era.
- The way for Europe's new governments to get out of this jam is to revive old-school Reaganomics.
- With most rates around the world more or less following those of the U.S., Reaganomics also triggered a worldwide recession.
- Reaganomics has been an uneasy and shifting coalition of several clashing schools of economic thought.
- This is definitely a flash back to Reaganomics, when supply-side economics policy was probably at its best.
- In the end, there may be no way to tell just how much Reaganomics helped create and foster the environment that has led to today's tech-driven, high-productivity economy.
- How well has Reaganomics achieved its own goals?
- Is there life after Reaganomics?
- The term nonetheless made its way into common usage to characterize social policies ranging from sociobiology to Reaganomics.
- Whichever side you take, the right way to assess Reaganomics, like any revolution, is not by looking at the immediate effect.
- Such is the trade policy rhetoric of Reaganomics, a rhetoric combining free trade grandiloquence with policies of the merchant.
- But Reaganomics in Europe is likely to have much the same results as Reaganomics in the US.
- It was a pivotal swing year in American history, when the spirit-of-'76 promise of the Carter years was about to give way to the cutthroat capitalism of Reaganomics and a reheated Cold War.

Definition of Reaganomics in US English:

Reaganomics

plural nounˌreɪɡəˈnɑmɪksˌrāɡəˈnämiks

treated as singular The economic policies of the former US president Ronald Reagan, associated especially with the reduction of taxes and the promotion of unrestricted free-market activity.
the claim that cutting taxes generates more revenue was a key element of Reaganomics
Example sentencesExamples
- It was a pivotal swing year in American history, when the spirit-of-'76 promise of the Carter years was about to give way to the cutthroat capitalism of Reaganomics and a reheated Cold War.
- Still, there's heated dispute about just how important Reaganomics was to the tech boom.
- The way for Europe's new governments to get out of this jam is to revive old-school Reaganomics.
- Combining homespun charm and his patented "Reaganomics," Ronnie guided the United States through the 1980s and into the Clinton era.
- In the end, there may be no way to tell just how much Reaganomics helped create and foster the environment that has led to today's tech-driven, high-productivity economy.
- Is there life after Reaganomics?
- With most rates around the world more or less following those of the U.S., Reaganomics also triggered a worldwide recession.
- How well has Reaganomics achieved its own goals?
- Whichever side you take, the right way to assess Reaganomics, like any revolution, is not by looking at the immediate effect.
- Politically, the Republican presidential candidates can be assessed on their various preferred visions of Reaganomics.
- They will rather represent a return to Reaganomics.
- Of course, this was the main tenet of Reaganomics in the 1980s - presuming that the standards of living of the poor would gradually improve with increased economic development.
- This is definitely a flash back to Reaganomics, when supply-side economics policy was probably at its best.
- But if Reaganomics set the stage for some long-term gains, there were plenty of places where it fell down as well.
- The term nonetheless made its way into common usage to characterize social policies ranging from sociobiology to Reaganomics.
- Such is the trade policy rhetoric of Reaganomics, a rhetoric combining free trade grandiloquence with policies of the merchant.
- Reaganomics has been an uneasy and shifting coalition of several clashing schools of economic thought.
- He is passionate, well connected, and committed to repairing the damage of Reaganomics.
- It was the New Deal back then, Reaganomics today.
- But Reaganomics in Europe is likely to have much the same results as Reaganomics in the US.

单词	Reaganomics
释义	Definition of Reaganomics in English: Reaganomics plural noun ˌreɪɡ(ə)nˈɒmɪksˌreɪɡəˈnɑmɪks treated as singular The economic policies of the former US president Ronald Reagan, associated especially with the reduction of taxes and the promotion of unrestricted free-market activity. the claim that cutting taxes generates more revenue was a key element of Reaganomics Example sentencesExamples They will rather represent a return to Reaganomics. It was the New Deal back then, Reaganomics today. He is passionate, well connected, and committed to repairing the damage of Reaganomics. Still, there's heated dispute about just how important Reaganomics was to the tech boom. Politically, the Republican presidential candidates can be assessed on their various preferred visions of Reaganomics. Of course, this was the main tenet of Reaganomics in the 1980s - presuming that the standards of living of the poor would gradually improve with increased economic development. But if Reaganomics set the stage for some long-term gains, there were plenty of places where it fell down as well. Combining homespun charm and his patented "Reaganomics," Ronnie guided the United States through the 1980s and into the Clinton era. The way for Europe's new governments to get out of this jam is to revive old-school Reaganomics. With most rates around the world more or less following those of the U.S., Reaganomics also triggered a worldwide recession. Reaganomics has been an uneasy and shifting coalition of several clashing schools of economic thought. This is definitely a flash back to Reaganomics, when supply-side economics policy was probably at its best. In the end, there may be no way to tell just how much Reaganomics helped create and foster the environment that has led to today's tech-driven, high-productivity economy. How well has Reaganomics achieved its own goals? Is there life after Reaganomics? The term nonetheless made its way into common usage to characterize social policies ranging from sociobiology to Reaganomics. Whichever side you take, the right way to assess Reaganomics, like any revolution, is not by looking at the immediate effect. Such is the trade policy rhetoric of Reaganomics, a rhetoric combining free trade grandiloquence with policies of the merchant. But Reaganomics in Europe is likely to have much the same results as Reaganomics in the US. It was a pivotal swing year in American history, when the spirit-of-'76 promise of the Carter years was about to give way to the cutthroat capitalism of Reaganomics and a reheated Cold War. Definition of Reaganomics in US English: Reaganomics plural nounˌreɪɡəˈnɑmɪksˌrāɡəˈnämiks treated as singular The economic policies of the former US president Ronald Reagan, associated especially with the reduction of taxes and the promotion of unrestricted free-market activity. the claim that cutting taxes generates more revenue was a key element of Reaganomics Example sentencesExamples It was a pivotal swing year in American history, when the spirit-of-'76 promise of the Carter years was about to give way to the cutthroat capitalism of Reaganomics and a reheated Cold War. Still, there's heated dispute about just how important Reaganomics was to the tech boom. The way for Europe's new governments to get out of this jam is to revive old-school Reaganomics. Combining homespun charm and his patented "Reaganomics," Ronnie guided the United States through the 1980s and into the Clinton era. In the end, there may be no way to tell just how much Reaganomics helped create and foster the environment that has led to today's tech-driven, high-productivity economy. Is there life after Reaganomics? With most rates around the world more or less following those of the U.S., Reaganomics also triggered a worldwide recession. How well has Reaganomics achieved its own goals? Whichever side you take, the right way to assess Reaganomics, like any revolution, is not by looking at the immediate effect. Politically, the Republican presidential candidates can be assessed on their various preferred visions of Reaganomics. They will rather represent a return to Reaganomics. Of course, this was the main tenet of Reaganomics in the 1980s - presuming that the standards of living of the poor would gradually improve with increased economic development. This is definitely a flash back to Reaganomics, when supply-side economics policy was probably at its best. But if Reaganomics set the stage for some long-term gains, there were plenty of places where it fell down as well. The term nonetheless made its way into common usage to characterize social policies ranging from sociobiology to Reaganomics. Such is the trade policy rhetoric of Reaganomics, a rhetoric combining free trade grandiloquence with policies of the merchant. Reaganomics has been an uneasy and shifting coalition of several clashing schools of economic thought. He is passionate, well connected, and committed to repairing the damage of Reaganomics. It was the New Deal back then, Reaganomics today. But Reaganomics in Europe is likely to have much the same results as Reaganomics in the US.
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