In the Employment Act of 1946, the Federal Government Committed

Multiple Choice

In the Employment Act of 1946, the federal government committed itself to:

A) creating state employment services to collect statistics on the unemployed.
B) insuring that the economy will always operate with stable prices and at full employment.
C) helping create conditions that will lead to stable prices, full employment, and full production.
D) hiring large numbers of workers for government projects whenever the unemployment rate gets too high.