Which of the following best describes a way that the U.S. government protects its citizens from financial ruin?

The government uses credit during emergencies to pay for food, clean-up, and rebuilding efforts.
The government uses its revenue and credit to control private trading in international markets.
The government taxes creditors at the same rates that they tax other types of businesses.
The government makes rules that allow creditors freedom to charge what they want in penalties.

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Which of the following best describes a way that the U.S. government protects its citizens from financial ruin?

The government uses credit during emergencies to pay for food, clean-up, and rebuilding efforts.
 The government uses its revenue and credit to control private trading in international markets.
 The government taxes creditors at the same rates that they tax other types of businesses.
 The government makes rules that allow creditors freedom to charge what they want in penalties.

Gucchi · Answer

Am I right with A?

Gucchi · Answer

@smokeybrown

Gucchi · Answer

@astrid1

SmokeyBrown · Answer

That sounds right to me. I'm pretty sure that C and D are not true, at least, and between A and B, option A does seem more directly related to the citizens of the United States, so it seems like the stronger answer

Gucchi · Answer

thank you, your the only one that is helping me

SmokeyBrown · Answer

No worries. It's the weekend, so I guess less people are online than usual?