Question

Which of these are considered broad economic goals? Dependability, equity, efficiency Freedom, equity, growth Reliability, honesty, freedom Security, justification, equality

Answer 1

Answer:

equity, freedom, security, efficiency, growth

Explanation:

The economic goals include:

1. Equity: occurs in an economy when income and wealth are fairly distributed within a society.

2. Efficiency (efficiency freedom): is achieved when society is able to get the greatest amount of satisfaction from available resources in an economy

3. Economic growth: when there is an increase in the economy's ability to produce goods and services, often indicated by measuring the growth rate of production.

The other economic goals are:

Economic Stability, balance of payment, Price Stability or Controlling Inflation and Full Employment.