In general,we could say thatA) liberal economists favor a larger economic role for government and conservatives favor a smaller role.B) conservative economists favor a larger economic role for government and liberals favor a smaller role.C) both liberals and conservatives favor a larger economic role for government.D) liberals and conservatives favor a smaller economic role for government.

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Final Answer : A, Explanation :  This statement is generally true. Liberal economists tend to favor a larger role for government in the economy, advocating for measures such as regulation, fiscal stimulus, and social welfare programs to promote economic growth and reduce inequality. Conservative economists, on the other hand, tend to advocate for a smaller role for government, favoring free market policies such as limited regulation, tax cuts, and deregulation. However, it is important to note that there is diversity of opinion within each ideological group and not all liberals or conservatives hold the same economic views.

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