"Government regulations impose an enormous burden on large and small businesses in America, discourage productivity, and contribute substantially to our current economic woes."—President Ronald Reagan, January 22, 1981 President Reagan would MOST LIKELY agree that government regulations

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President Reagan would MOST LIKELY agree that government regulations hinder economic growth and that he is in favor of reducing the number of federal government regulations to boost the US economy.

As the conservative Republican he was, US President Ronald Reagan was against government regulations that represented a burden for the US businessman and corporate America. What President Reagan wanted to do was to promote American businesses that helped improved the American economy.

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