Front matter
HOW THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION COMPLETED THE REAGAN REVOLUTION
Advance praise for Michael Meeropol’s SURRENDER
“Surrender is a fine history of the bleak continuity between Reagan and Clinton, two presidents whose expansions devalued the public sector and for that reason will not be sustained. Meeropol warns of the dangers now ahead, and reminds us all that surrender to an economics of inequity and stagnation is neither compulsory nor wise.”
Preface
. Explaining Unacceptable Economic Performance . Alternative Analyses
“Morning in America”
. Seven Fat Years, or Illusion? . Testing the Various Assertions . Failures, Real and Imagined
The End of Reaganomics?
Coda: “There Is No Alternative”
Afterword: A “Counterrevolution” in Policy?
Notes
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