In the Fall of 1992, Candidate Bill Clinton's Campaign Office

question 54

Multiple Choice

In the fall of 1992, candidate Bill Clinton's campaign office had a large sign which read, "It's the economy, stupid." This was meant to say that

• A) economic problems were the most important in the campaign.
• B) there is no agreement on economic goals.
• C) economists have let the country down.
• D) economic theory is too abstract for people to understand.
• E) there has been a loss of comparative advantage.

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