Which of the following characterized the economy during the presidency of George H. W. Bush?
a) The federal budget deficit nearly doubled.
b) Government spending on the military increased.
Consider This: Bush’s presidency was weakened by a broken campaign promise and a recession that ended the prosperity of the 1980s. See 32.1.1: Republicans at Home.
c) Tax cuts contributed to an economic boom.
Consider This: Bush’s presidency was weakened by a broken campaign promise and a recession that ended the prosperity of the 1980s. See 32.1.1: Republicans at Home.
d) A balanced budget was achieved every year.
Consider This: Bush’s presidency was weakened by a broken campaign promise and a recession that ended the prosperity of the 1980s. See 32.1.1: Republicans at Home.
a) The federal budget deficit nearly doubled.
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