The Kennedy Administration Was Not Concerned About the Possible Negative

question 35

Multiple Choice

The Kennedy administration was not concerned about the possible negative effect of large tax cuts because:

• A) the tax cuts were initially designed to be temporary.
• B) the ensuing federal deficit would disappear as government programs would be cut too.
• C) the assassination of President Kennedy became a much more serious issue.
• D) the ensuing federal deficit was projected to disappear as higher tax revenues would follow from faster GDP growth.

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