According to Many Analysts, the Spurt of Economic Growth in 2003

According to many analysts, the spurt of economic growth in 2003 illustrates that

A) the federal government can always produce large levels of economic growth if the right decisions are made regarding deficit spending.
B) inflation is always a problem that government officials should attempt to solve.
C) inflation is not a problem that government officials should attempt to solve.
D) some kinds of public investment, such as military spending on wars, can produce economic growth as a by-product of pursuing other more central objectives.