Word: expansionism
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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By contrast, the non-military, negotiated solution proposed in this paper may well enjoy broad international support and acceptance. This option is seen as most effective in achieving the two key objectives of US policy in this region: limiting Cuban and Soviet expansion and promoting the emergence of stable and...
Such theories are neither new nor revolutionary. The forefather of today's supply-siders was the 19th century Frenchman Jean-Baptiste Say, who enunciated one of the earliest-and most hotly disputed-laws of economics: supply creates its own demand. John F. Kennedy practiced a form of supply-side...
Outside the incoming Administration, there are many skeptics who question Reagan's strategy. Just about all economists agree with the supply-siders that the U.S. can never achieve noninflationary expansion without a sharp rise in savings and investment and a reversal of the decline in productivity growth, but many...
"We are working to create an economic foundation for the future. This economic rebirth is not accidental. And it has been aided by our policy designed to foster private sector expansion, replacing years of anti-business, no-growth policies and the notion that government can do it better."
Ryder controlled the firm that bears his name until 1974, when a series of business setbacks led to a boardroom coup. In that recession year, Ryder System lost a record $20 million, and some analysts blamed James Ryder's overeager expansion of the firm. At the company's...