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describes the impact of the federal budget on the economy.  

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is an economic system in which individuals and corporations own the principal means of production, through which they seek to reap profits.  

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An economic theory called holds that the supply of money is the key to the nation's economic health.  

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President Reagan proposed economics based on the premise that the key task for government economic policy is to stimulate the supply of goods, not their demand.  

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Prior to the Great Depression, American economic policy was dominated by the principle of .  

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Some have annual budgets exceeding that of many foreign governments.  

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The is the percentage of Americans actively seeking employment but unable to find work.  

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The government keeps tabs on via the consumer price index (CPI). 

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The National Labor Relations Act of 1935 guaranteed workers the right of .  

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The purpose of is to ensure competition and prevent monopoly.  

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