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1. What are the goals of the government in terms of economics.

2. What is the main tool the government uses to control inflation?

3. What is the main way the government promotes business development?

4. The time period around the turn of the century from (Late 1800's to early 1900's) was known as what?

5. Which kind of subsidy is more controversial

6. In what time period were farm subsidies a big thing?

7. The first big wave of government regulation happened with what president?

8. High tariffs protect American business from what?

9. The 1887 Interstate Commerce Act dealt with what industry?

10. What are two types of subsidies

11. The second big wave of government regulation happened with what president?

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