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15 February, 17:52

Why did Reagan want to eliminate government regulation of industries?

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    Ronald Reagan subscribed to a school of thought that believed that regulation stood in the way of businesses succeeding and no matter how many lives the regulation saved, it wasn't worth the limitations on business growth.
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