AN AMERICAN LIFE :Ronald Reagan 
.... The year he took
office as president,
Reagan said that federal government policies had been "mostly responsible" for double-digit inflation, high unemployment ....
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Federal Housing Policy in Reagan Administration
.... Upon entering
office, President
Reagan proposed a funda mental shift in federal housing policy, the ultimate intent of which was to eliminate a federal role in ....
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Reagan's Federal Housing Policy
Upon entering
office, President
Reagan proposed a funda mental shift in federal housing policy, the ultimate intent of which was to eliminate a federal role in ....
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The Johnson and Reagan Administrations
.... political philosophies and ideologies. The conditions under which Johnson and
Reagan took
office differed markedly. By the time Johnson ....
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Ronald Reagan as a Leader
.... something better. Perception is what elected
Reagan to
office (Wills 1-4). Perception and some very specific economic promises. The ....
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Principle Policy Issues of President Reagan
.... something better. Perception is what elected
Reagan to
office (Wills 1-4). Perception and some very specific economic promises. The ....
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ADAM SMITH, RONALD REAGAN, AND JEFFREY SACHS
.... 1 to July 2 1982. Washington: US Government Printing
Office, 1983.
Reagan, R. (1984, 2 February). Message to the Congress transmitting ....
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The Reagan Presidency & Reaganism
.... Moreover, Dallek was writing in
Reagan's first term in
office, long before the ultimate consequences of
Reagan policies, good or bad, could yet be discerned. ....
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Soviet-American Relations in Post WWII Period
.... However, in the course of his eight years in
office,
Reagan's policies and views toward the Soviets changed and he gradually adopted a pragmatic approach ....
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Reagan Media Campaigns
.... This practice was followed, indeed, throughout
Reagan's first term in
office, when Deaver and his team made sure that each Presidential action, substantive or ....
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Trade Deficit When the Reagan Administration first
When the
Reagan Administration first publicly acknowl- edged, back in 1985 .... Economic Indicators (Wash- ington: United States Government Printing
Office, July 1989 ....
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Political Leadership
.... Barilleaux, RJ (1988). The Post-Modern Presidency: The
Office After Ronald
Reagan. New York: Praeger. Boaz, D. (ed.). (1988). Assessing the
Reagan Years. ....
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Post-Modern Culture
.... at the bench, a paper boy, commuters, a flag-raising at a camp, the Capital building at night with a flag and, then,
Reagan in the Oval
office remembering he ....
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Federal Housing Policy
.... Upon entering
office, President
Reagan proposed a fundamental shift in federal housing policy, the ultimate intent of which was to eliminate a federal role in ....
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Barbarians at the Gate
.... stark truth . . . is that the Antitrust Division today is less than two-thirds its size when President
Reagan took
office. It is ....
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The Clinton Presidency
.... Like Carter, and unlike
Reagan, Clinton likes to be deeply involved in every aspect of .... too little time and energy in addressing that issue when he took
office. ....
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Inflation in the American Economy
.... From 1989 through 1991, covering Jimmy Carter's last two years in
office and Ronald
Reagan's first year, the CPI rose by 39.3 percent -- that, is, prices ....
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Federal Budgeting and Federal Spending
.... During his term in
office, Ford vetoed a variety of environmental, social .... Ronald
Reagan had campaigned on a platform of commitment to patriotism, military ....
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Federal Government Budget Deficit
.... was $66.4 billion in 1976 President Ford's last year in
office. The biggest differences between Nixon/Ford and Carter, on the one hand, and
Reagan, on the other ....
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Brief Essays on Different Topics
.... Bush, compared with his "Cold Warrior" predecessor in
office, Ronald
Reagan, was perceived domestically as something of a "wimp." Consequently, earlier in his ....
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THE CASE FOR A BALANCED BUDGET AMENDMENT TO THE UN
.... cuts are triggered by Congressional Budget
Office (CBO) and
Office of Management .... The
Reagan Administration, the Bush Administration, and the Congress have all ....
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Presidential Elections of 1984 and 2000
.... There was only need of a leader to move forward who would not be hounded from
office for his misdeeds.
Reagan had opposed President Ford in 1976 and was only ....
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ANALYSIS OF THE US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS OF 1984 and 2000
.... There was only need of a leader to move forward who would not be hounded from
office for his misdeeds.
Reagan had opposed President Ford in 1976 and was only ....
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Presidantial/Congressional Distribution of Power
.... circumstances also came into play, "Like Lyndon Johnson sixteen years earlier,
Reagan's claim to .... When Nixon entered
office he had virtually no domestic agenda. ....
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Women in the US
.... Other federal agencies were also scaling back enforcement, of equal opportunity regulations, after
Reagan took
office. Enforcement ....
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President Reagan: The Role of a Lifetime
.... While most individuals in public
office and government possess the readily recognizable penchant for logical analysis,
Reagan did not. ....
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Presidential Line Item Veto
.... as those of Congress. President
Reagan entered
office claiming that he would cut both spending and taxes. He did cut taxes, but ....
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Presidential Veto
.... as those of Congress. President
Reagan entered
office claiming that he would cut both spending and taxes. He did cut taxes, but ....
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Personal View of US Politicians
.... Carter was not a President I remembered that well, given how young I was when he was in
office, and
Reagan seemed a major improvement. ....
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Program Evaluation
.... December 1981 and 31 December 1989. The
Reagan Administration entered
office in January 1981. No meaningful changes in the low income ....
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