The Federal Government's Role in the Economy Is So Substantial

The federal government's role in the economy is so substantial that

A) it is surpassed only by General Motors as the country's largest employer.
B) presidents tend to be elected, reelected, or defeated based on the strength of the economy.
C) the Supreme Court has severely restricted the president's ability to alter interest rates and the money supply.
D) most Americans favor a market economy completely free of government regulation.
E) it has been a part of numerous constitutional amendments.