Targeted regulation refers to the government formulating clear regulation policies for different areas in control to make regulation more targeted. Contingent regulation means that the government flexibly decides which one or several types of policies should be adopted at present based on market conditions and the characteristics of various regulation measures. The measures focus on pre-adjustment, fine-tuning. Targeted regulation is about what to do, and contingent regulation is about how to do.
According to the above definition, which of the following is contingent regulation?
At the beginning of the year, the government of Country A proposed the lower limit for economic growth and employment, and the upper limit for price increases.