Read the excerpt below and answer the question that follows.
"The economic recovery program has two main components: first, a major reduction in tax rates to restore the incentives for individuals and businesses to produce, save, and invest; second, a sweeping initiative of deregulation to eliminate government-imposed barriers to productivity and growth. By shifting our focus to the supply side of the economy, we will expand output, create jobs, and curb the inflation that has plagued our nation."
—Adapted from a federal policy proposal, 1981
Which of the following was a primary goal of the economic policies described in the excerpt?
- ACurbing inflation and federal deficits by increasing government spending on public infrastructure to stimulate consumer demand
- BExpanding federal welfare programs to ensure minimum income levels for low-income citizens during periods of recession
- Stimulating private investment and economic expansion by reducing federal income tax rates and regulatory burdensCevap
- DEliminating all federal tariffs and trade regulations to transition the United States to a completely unregulated international free market
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Stimulating private investment and economic expansion by reducing federal income tax rates and regulatory burdens
The policies of the Reagan administration, collectively known as Reaganomics or supply-side economics, operated on the premise that cutting income taxes (especially for corporations and high earners) and reducing federal regulations would stimulate private investment, encourage productivity, and lead to overall economic expansion.
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Supply-side economics (Reaganomics) and domestic deregulation under the Reagan and Bush administrations.
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