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Critics called President Reagan’s economic plan “trickle-down economics.” The term described his plan to cut taxes, allowing money to trickle down from
consumers to investors.
the wealthy to the poor.
businesses to consumers.
the wealthy to the government.
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the wealthy to the poor.
Critics used "trickle-down economics" to describe Reagan's tax cuts for the wealthy and businesses, arguing the benefits would eventually flow down to lower-income people.
Critics used "trickle-down economics" to describe Reagan's tax cuts for the wealthy and businesses, arguing the benefits would eventually flow down to lower-income people.
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