The national economic goal of sustained growth tends to conflict, according to your text, with the goal of:

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The goal of sustained growth often conflicts with the goal of price stability because as an economy grows rapidly, it can lead to inflation, which undermines price stability. Rapid economic growth tends to increase demand for goods and services faster than supply, leading to higher prices.

The National Economic Goal of Sustained Growth Tends to Conflict