New York Times opinion columnist Paul Krugman argued that "Zombie Reaganomics" – namely cutting of government spending and providing tax cuts to Americans – still "rules the G.O.P" even though ...

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 ...

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 ...

While Reaganomics has been out of favor for some time now, since “trickle down” economics never panned out, the Reagan years are still hailed as one of the longest and strongest periods of ...

Reaganomics died last week. Confounding the barely disguised hopes of the paleo-conservatives who dominate the GOP, the unemployment rate didn't rise from October's 10.2 percent but instead fell ...

Moreover, the conventional view is that the first wave of neoliberalism begins in the 1980s with Reaganomics and Thatcherism, but in your recently published book, ...

Why Zombie Reaganomics Still Rules the G.O.P. Sept. 26, 2022. Credit... Charles Krupa/Associated Press. Share full article. 975. By Paul Krugman. Opinion Columnist. What’s my plan for the next ...

Reaganomics was something else again. Like the thrusts that have come with Trump's return to office, the White House in 1981 was striving to strike while the post-election iron was still hot.

Reaganomics Is on Its Last Legs. Joe Biden’s new tariffs on Chinese goods mark the decisive rejection of an economic orthodoxy that dominated American policy making for nearly half a century.

Remember Reaganomics? Freakonomics? Now there's Bidenomics. Bidenomics. It's the term the press (and the White House) are now using to sum up the president's economic agenda.

Reaganomics abandoned Keynesian liberalism, and while it’s not a central part of Biden’s economic messaging, Bidenomics is a repudiation of the market-centric globalization of the past 30 years.