Which law specifically mandated the federal government's responsibility for economy-wide stability?

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The Employment Act of 1946 specifically mandated the federal government's responsibility for economy-wide stability, including the promotion of maximum employment, production, and purchasing power. The other options mentioned (Sherman Act of 1890, Great Depression Act of 1930, Miller Act of 1960) relate to other aspects of law such as antitrust regulations, trade, and government contracting.

Which Law Specifically Mandated the Federal Government's Responsibility for Economy-Wide