In the struggle to control the power of big business which emerged between the Civil War and World War I, the nation

(a) relied heavily on the principles of government expounded by the Founding Fathers such as Thomas Jefferson.
(b) slowly changed into the modern regulated economy.
(c) decided ultimately that big business was here to stay and should be allowed to operate without government interference.
(d) began a policy of government ownership of business in important sectors of the economy.


(b)

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What will be an ideal response?

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Both the classical and monetarist models assume all of the following except

a. perfectly flexible prices. b. perfectly flexible wages. c. perfect information. d. vertical aggregate supply curve in the long-run.

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Was the U.S. government able to control the world petroleum prices? Support your choice with suitable reasons

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