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The Reagan Memo of 1980 by Shultz, Friedman and other advisors on prudent economic policies for growth
01/04/2010
George Shultz, Milton Friedman, Paul McCracken and other economic advisors jointly sent this memo to U.S. president Ronald Reagan before his first inauguration. The memo provides advice on economic policies and methods at a critical time of soaring inflation and a stagnant economy, with economic difficulties matching what the U.S. economy faces today from the housing bubble and slow growth. Advice on the Romney Plan.
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