Conservatives believe in a limited role of government in American life. How does the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act oppose this belief?

it was passed by a largely Democratic Congress and that was unjust
it showed that the executive branch of the government was too big
it illustrated a form of Keynesian economics that was in contrast to conservative ethos
it demonstrated that unemployment was not related to the recession

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Conservatives believe in a limited role of government in American life. How does the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act oppose this belief?

it was passed by a largely Democratic Congress and that was unjust
it showed that the executive branch of the government was too big
it illustrated a form of Keynesian economics that was in contrast to conservative ethos
it demonstrated that unemployment was not related to the recession

aspenmurillo · Answer

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tshimp0629 · Answer

do u have a guess?

tshimp0629 · Answer

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Recovery_and_Reinvestment_Act_of_2009