Asked by cristian

When governments inject money into the economy, which of these are their goals? Choose four correct answers.
Responses

improving production
improving production

encouraging competition
encouraging competition

laying off striking workers
laying off striking workers

reducing unemployment
reducing unemployment

improving economic stability

All Answers 1

Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
Correct answers:
- improving production
- encouraging competition
- reducing unemployment
- improving economic stability

Explanation: Injecting money (fiscal/monetary stimulus) is used to boost output and demand (improving production), lower unemployment, and stabilize the economy (reduce volatility/recession risk). It can also support market entry and competitive dynamics (through lending, subsidies, or support for new firms). "Laying off striking workers" is not a goal of injecting money.