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- Late 1970s and Early 1980s: The phrase, Me Generation, comes to represent this period, an age when self-interests are encouraged above all else.
Today: The phrase, family values, has become the popular buzzword in an age when many Americans try to promote traditional social mores.
- Late 1970s and Early 1980s: The dominant economic philosophy proposes that tax breaks for the wealthy eventually strengthen the economy.
Today: President Bush provides tax breaks and cuts for the wealthiest in the United...
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