In terms of his economic philosophy, Jimmy Carter
A) did not propose any significant economic programs or economic stimulus packages during his presidency.
B) clashed with Congress on numerous occasions because he wanted to continually cut taxes.
C) vetoed the airline deregulation bill because he believed the government should control the prices consumers paid to fly.
D) was an economic conservative and initially in his term in office was willing to risk high inflation in order to get more Americans back to work.
Answer: D
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