The four criteria that are frequently used in judging the outcome of economic policy are
A) efficiency, equity, stability, and economic growth.
B) efficiency, equality, stability, and economic growth.
C) efficiency, equality, profitability, and stability.
D) efficiency, equity, profitability, and stability.

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The four criteria frequently used in judging the outcome of economic policy are efficiency (how well resources are used), equity (the fairness of resource distribution), stability (the avoidance of large economic fluctuations), and economic growth (the increase in the economy's ability to produce goods and services over time).

The Four Criteria That Are Frequently Used in Judging the Outcome