Government intervention can serve to stabilize the macro economy by
A. Regulating monopolies and encouraging the equitable distribution of output.
B. Reducing employment and encouraging economic growth.
C. Reducing inflation and encouraging economic growth.
D. Reducing inflation and encouraging the equitable distribution of income.
Answer: C
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