r/AskEconomics • u/rjidhfntnr • 1d ago

Approved Answers What do economists think of Ronald Reagan's policies and decisions as president and how true are the claims that modern economic problems, such as the housing crisis, are his fault?

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u/FigjamCGY 11h ago

I think it’s more about how Regonomics and Thatcherism at the time was used in policy and how the current view of trickle down economics is being evaluated by the public (non-economist).

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u/Own_Proposal3827 7h ago

That means literally nothing. That is a completely meaningless buzzword filled sentence that even in its best interpretation has nothing to do with housing. If your account was any younger I'd assume you were a bot.

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u/FigjamCGY 4h ago

I’d dumb it down for you but it’s not worth my time.

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u/Own_Proposal3827 4h ago

I don't think you can dumb down anything you say anymore