Which of These WAS NOT One of Ronald Reagan's Achievements?

While President Ronald Reagan is credited with many positive economic changes during his time in office, narrowing the gap between the rich and poor was NOT one of them. In fact, the gap between the wealthy and the poor actually widened during the 1980s.

Here's a look at some of Reagan's generally acknowledged achievements:

• Inflation was brought under control. Reagan's economic policies, dubbed 'Reaganomics,' are credited with curbing the rampant inflation of the late 1970s.* Many Americans experienced financial improvement. The US economy saw significant growth during the 1980s, and many Americans benefited from this economic boom. * The nation enjoyed a period of peacetime prosperity without a recession. This period of economic stability and growth is often cited as a hallmark of Reagan's presidency.

While Reagan's presidency had a considerable impact on the US economy, it's important to note that not all effects were universally beneficial. The widening income gap during this time is a complex issue with lasting implications.