Welfare recipients might not want the government to actively pursue economic growth because
a. they benefit from a program that may be cut in a process of pursuing economic growth
b. they believe that the methods of pursuing growth are not effective
c. they do not understand the benefits of economic growth
d. they will benefit most when the country does not experience economic growth
e. the economic growth will not affect their position in society
A
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Industrial growth and location changed while manufacturing employment rose in the Sun Belt and fell in the Frost Belt
This growth and relocation were primarily due to the relocation of plants, functions and people moving from the Frost Belt to the Sun Belt. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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