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Original drawing of a bedridden man, his blanket is labeled "Economy" and is wearing an oxygen mask. The oxygen tank has a "No Smoking" sticker on it, besides it is a man smoking a cigar and is wearing a blazer labeled "The Fed."

Original drawing of a public transit bus with a blown out tire.

Original drawing of two men emptying a bucket of money into a well labeled "Social Security."

Original drawing of two presumably homeless men under a freeway, one is cooking over an open fire while the other reads a newspaper.

Original drawing of a man in tattered clothing tapping the shoulder of a well dressed man.

Original drawing of two men sitting on the opposite ends of a scale. One is labeled "Wall Street", sitting at a higher altitude is "Bank Rates."

Original drawing of a large arm ("Tax Cut") dropping a coin into the open palm of a man in tattered clothes, another arm ("Fuel Prices") has its hand inserted into his coat pocket.

Original drawing of two men, one is holding a chainsaw towards the root of the tree ("The Very Poor"), above him is a branch labeled "The Very Rich". The man directing him is holding a briefcase labeled "I.R.S."

Original drawing of a man wearing overalls labeled "Wages", he is working on the roof of a house that is for sale. The shingles he is hammering is forming a ladder that goes beyond the roof of the house. Below him is a man holding a sign that reads "Housing Industry."

Original drawing of a book, the spine is labeled "Budget" and the cover is titled "Poor Ronald's Almanack", "Pack'd with Homilies on Thrift, Virtue, and Redemption of the Republick. Containing also Formulae for the Frustration of our Foes."

Original drawing of Tip O'Neil depicted as a a rubber stamp, the ink pad is labeled "Tax Cut."

Original drawing of a snake eating itself and is labeled "Inflation Welfare."

Original drawing of two skulls, one is labeled "Inflation" the other "Depression."

Original drawing of U.S. President Ronald Reagan coiled by two snakes, one is labeled "Recession" the other "Inflation."

Original drawing of U.S. President Ronald Reagan with his arm around David Stockman, the Director of the Office of Management and Budget. Placed in front of them is a skeleton and Stockman is holding a saw.

Original drawing of U.S. President Ronald Reagan underwater and plugging holes in a wall labeled "U.S. Economy."

Original drawing of a basic rocketry in space, the body of the tube reads "Inflation Rate" and the nose cone is labeled "Prices."

Original drawing of two men wearing blazers labeled "Congress" holding each other up by their collars, below them is a body of water labeled "Income Taxes" with multiple people below water.

Original drawing of person kneeing in front of a stove labeled "Recession" and with their head in the oven. A woman nearby is hunched over and leaning on her hands in observance.

Original two panel drawing, top frame is labeled "Inflation" depicting an impoverished family and a man who is carrying a large bag of money and proclaiming, "Great news! I just got raised from $1,500 to two grand an hour! Plus triple over-time!" The bottom frame is labeled "Depression" depicting the same family standing in line for "Family Day", "Free Soup", the same man announces, "At least we don't have to haul that sack of money around."

Original two panel drawing of two men sitting on a park bench, the top panel is of one man reading the "Help Wanted" page from a newspaper while the other states to him, "I gotta admit inflation's about stopped". In the bottom panel, the man lowers the newspaper to look at the other man as he goes on to say, " ... Now if I can just get my job back, for maybe 75 [dollars] an hour, ol' Ron's got my vote."

Original drawing of a gigantic man in a coat labeled "Public Utilities" getting a piggyback ride from a smaller man.

Original drawing of two nurses attempting to draw blood from an unconscious man.

Original drawing of a man in distressed clothing, his hand is outstretched towards a well dressed man inside of a vehicle.

Provides list of sources for information on the economy.