Which of the following is NOT a major macroeconomic goal of nearly every society?
A)achieving self-sufficiency in the production of food and energy
B)maintaining stability of prices
C)achieving high rates of economic growth
D)maintaining high levels of employment

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Achieving self-sufficiency in the production of food and energy may be a goal in certain societies, but it is not a major macroeconomic goal of nearly every society. The major macroeconomic goals of nearly every society are maintaining stability of prices, achieving high rates of economic growth, and maintaining high levels of employment.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Major Macroeconomic Goal