Want this question answered?
efficiency, growth, security, and equity are four economic goals other than freedom. Sk(apex)
Economic Effiency Economic Freedom Economic Security Economic Equity Economic growth and Innovation
Full Employment Economic Growth Price Stability Economic Freedom Economic Security Economic Equity Efficiency
•economic freedom and economic security, economic growth and economic equity, price stability and full employment. •
Seven Economic Goals are... 1) Economic Freedom 2)Economic Efficiency 3)Economic Equity 4)Economic Security 5)Full Employment 6)Price Stability 7)Economic Growth
efficiency, growth, security, and equity are four economic goals other than freedom. Sk(apex)
Economic Effiency Economic Freedom Economic Security Economic Equity Economic growth and Innovation
Full Employment Economic Growth Price Stability Economic Freedom Economic Security Economic Equity Efficiency
•economic freedom and economic security, economic growth and economic equity, price stability and full employment. •
Seven Economic Goals are... 1) Economic Freedom 2)Economic Efficiency 3)Economic Equity 4)Economic Security 5)Full Employment 6)Price Stability 7)Economic Growth
Eight widely accepted economic goals of the United States are economic growth, full employment, economic efficiency, price stability, economic freedom, equitable distribution of income, economic security, and balance of international trade.
There are different economic goals that correlate with the explanation decisions about how much workers should receive in income. Some of these goals include lifestyle, security and equity.
If one wants to focus on their economic freedom and their security both would contradict and make both incompatible
According to my textbook, the seven major economic goals that most Americans agree on are as follow: Economic freedom Economic efficiency Economic equity Economic security Full employment Price stability Economic growth
efficiency and freedom
Freedom, efficiency, equality, stability, security, growth.
*Quick Note* If you have the economics textbook that I have [ California Prentice Hall: Economics: Principles in Action// by Arthur O' Sullivan and Steven M. Sheffrin] Then you can find the answers on pages 26 && 27. They are the green subtitles! Answer: The 5 economic goals are: [A] Economic Efficiency [B] Economic Freedom [C] Economic Security and Predictability [D] Economic Equity [E] Economic Growth and Innovation XoXo Katt