Answer:
Unable to afford new/existing programs in the future
Higher taxes to pay off debt in the future
Inability to respond to crises that demand expensive solutions
No. Although the economy did grow, the growth wasn’t enough to overcome the revenue lost in the tax cuts. As a result, the national debt grew dramatically during the Reagan years.
Explanation:
The first answer seems to be the most likely answer
All of them - they didn't like the idea of revolution spreading to their countries and them potentially losing their heads.
First to voice concerns openly were the king of Prussia and the Holy Roman Emperor.Check out the 1791 Declaration of Pillnitz.
