Why is strong consumer confidence important to an economy?
a. The quality of products decreases.
b. The government spends fewer tax dollars.
c. People spend more money.
d. Businesses produce fewer goods.

The answer to this question is C.
It is important to an economy because when consumers are confident they spend money on goods and services, which makes the economy do well.

the first new deal programs had not generated an economic recovery

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