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Economic Record: President Reagan


Name:Ronald Reagan
Number:40
Party:Republican
Vice President:George H. W. Bush
Entered Office:January 20, 1981
Left Office:January 20, 1989
  Photograph of Ronald Reagan



Major economic events:

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GDP

reagan gdp performance

Related: Best Presidents for GDP growth
Source: BEA
Data: Excel

  The green line represents the GDP growth during the presidency of President Reagan. The orange line reflects the average rate of GDP growth since 1953.



Job Creation

reagan job creation

Related: Ranking the presidents for job creation
Source: BLS
Data: Excel

  The green line represents the rate of the growth in the number of jobs under President Ronald Reagan. The orange line reflects the average rate of growth in the number of jobs since 1953.





Median Income

reagan median income

Related: Ranking the presidents for income growth
Source: Census
Data: Excel

  The orange line is the rate at which the median family income has increased on average since 1953 and the green line is how fast it increased under Reagan.





Debt as a Percentage of GDP

reagan debt

Related: Change in debt by president
Source: BEA   Treasury
Data: Excel

  This graph examines the way the debt shifted relative to GDP. The orange line shows what the debt would have been if it had started at the same level as it was at when President Reagan took office and had grown at the average rate. The green line shows what actually happened.





Stock Market

reagan stock market

Related: Stock market performance by party of president
Source: Yahoo
Data: Excel

  This graph compares the performance of the S&P500 under President Reagan with the average.





Compared to Other Developed Countries

reagan gdp compared to world

Related: Economic performance relative to NATO countries
Source: USDA   University of Groningen
Data: Excel

  This shows how the GDP growth of the United States compared to the GDP growth in the other original NATO member countries. The other original NATO member countries are used as a benchmark because they have had relatively similar economic status to the United States during the entire period examined.











January 4, 2018

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