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Which of these are among the macroeconomic goals of governments? Check all that apply.
steadily increasing the gross domestic product
avoiding overspending at all costs
keeping citizens employed
helping limit economic growth
managing prices throughout the economy
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Correct choices:
- steadily increasing the gross domestic product
- keeping citizens employed
- managing prices throughout the economy
Reason: Macroeconomic goals typically include sustainable economic growth (rising GDP), low unemployment (full employment), and price stability (controlling inflation). The other two statements are not standard macro goals: "avoiding overspending at all costs" is an extreme fiscal rule rather than a general macro objective, and "helping limit economic growth" is contrary to the usual goal of promoting growth.
- steadily increasing the gross domestic product
- keeping citizens employed
- managing prices throughout the economy
Reason: Macroeconomic goals typically include sustainable economic growth (rising GDP), low unemployment (full employment), and price stability (controlling inflation). The other two statements are not standard macro goals: "avoiding overspending at all costs" is an extreme fiscal rule rather than a general macro objective, and "helping limit economic growth" is contrary to the usual goal of promoting growth.
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