Yes, it really did. I heard the previous speaker say that the economy had high unemployment and high inflation at the same time. And the simultaneity of inflation/unemployment could not be met by conventional methods of Keynesian Economics.
Jack Kemp discusses the economic challenges during Reagan's presidency and the effectiveness of Reaganomics.
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