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In 1983 and 1984 the United States was in the midst of a cyclical recovery that was being sold to the public as if it were permanent prosperity. While the selling job was successful, the 'stable expansion' promised by the administration looks more and more like a mirage. Almost as President Reagan's election tide rolled in, a tide of the bad economic news rolled out.
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