Since World War II,the U.S.economy has met its goals of full employment,price stability,and economic growth every year.
Many economic problems,such as the recession in 2001,have prevented the U.S.economy from achieving these lofty goals.

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The statement is false. The U.S. economy has not met its goals of full employment, price stability, and economic growth every year since World War II. There have been economic problems and recessions that have prevented the economy from achieving these goals.