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Sometimes, the government and the federal reserve pursue conflicting goals. for example, the government may choose to carry out to encourage economic growth. but the federal reserve may carry out to reduce inflation.
1. expansionary monetary policy, contractionary fiscal policy
2. expansionary fiscal policy, contractionary monetary policy
3. contractionary fiscal policy, expansionary fiscal policy
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Eter lives in a beautiful region. peter and other residents of his region use water from the river that flows through their region. recently, mark industries decided to set up their chemical plant near that river. peter realized that the waste from the chemical plant would pollute the river. he decided to seek a legal ordinance that would restrict the use of land near that river for specific use only. which type of zoning will peter and his region?
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Using the drop-down menus, choose the correct word or phrase to correctly complete each sentence. the supreme court ruled in favor of the government used by preventing the new york times from printing the documents. the main result of the case was to
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