What was the principal problem with the Francis Townsend's proposed Old Age Revolving Pensions Plan?
A. It encouraged an unfeasibly high level of spending.
B. It was aimed at a small segment of the population.
C. It discouraged domestic manufacturing.
D. It could not raise enough tax revenue to support itself.
Answer: D
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a. true b. false
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