Governmental Economic Responsibilities

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The Federal Government has broad responsibilities in maintaining the national economy. It monitors the economy by tracking indicators like GDP and unemployment. It works to strengthen the economy by promoting stability, growth, and high employment. The government also promotes productivity and innovation by funding research and protecting intellectual property, while helping workers and businesses adapt to technological changes.

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