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History, 21.09.2019 22:50, ninmagic

The "supply-side" economic theory that president reagan sought to implement early in his administration called for
a) increasing government spending to stimulate consumption.
b) maintaining high interest rates to control inflation.
c) cutting taxes to encourage new investment.
d) raising taxes to stimulate the economy.
e) lowering interest rates to encourage spending.

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