ANTHONY S. CAMPAGNA is Professor of Economics at the University of Vermont. His interests include macroeconomic theory and policy. He is the author of five books and is presently planning and researching a book on the Carter administration.

• Preface The Plan The Legacy of Vietnam and the First Half of the 1970s The Second Half of the 1970s--Carter, the Precursor The Reagan Agenda: Mr. Pollyanna The Role of Ideology The Results Fiscal Policy in the Reagan Years: Optimism and Reality Monetary Policy and Inflation in the Reagan Years Regulation in the Conservative Administrations Some Further Results of Reaganomics The Legacy On Fiscal Policy and the Role of Government Monetary Policy and the Banking Industry International Trade and the U.S. Position in the World Economy The Structure of the Economy The Social Structure What if Reagan Had Been Allowed to be Reagan? Summary and Observations Index

ANTHONY S. CAMPAGNA is Professor of Economics at the University of Vermont. His interests include macroeconomic theory and policy. He is the author of five books and is presently planning and researching a book on the Carter administration.

• Preface The Plan The Legacy of Vietnam and the First Half of the 1970s The Second Half of the 1970s--Carter, the Precursor The Reagan Agenda: Mr. Pollyanna The Role of Ideology The Results Fiscal Policy in the Reagan Years: Optimism and Reality Monetary Policy and Inflation in the Reagan Years Regulation in the Conservative Administrations Some Further Results of Reaganomics The Legacy On Fiscal Policy and the Role of Government Monetary Policy and the Banking Industry International Trade and the U.S. Position in the World Economy The Structure of the Economy The Social Structure What if Reagan Had Been Allowed to be Reagan? Summary and Observations Index