In the Employment Act of 1946, the federal government was broadly charged to:
A. pursue maximum employment, production and purchasing power.
B. achieve zero unemployment.
C. encourage all citizens to get a job.
D. maximize income and government revenue.
Answer:A
In the Employment Act of 1946, the federal government was broadly charged to:
A. pursue maximum employment, production and purchasing power. B. achieve zero unemployment. C. encourage all citizens to get a job. D. maximize income and government revenue.