What are the three goals of the Employment Act of 1946? 1. Full employment, price stability, and economic growth2. Improve the education system, provide more job training, and expand the number of government jobs 3. Keep the peace, improve public education, and protect the environment 4. Full employment, better schools, and lower income taxes

The three goal of the Employment Act of 1946 are "FULL EMPLOYMENT, PRICE STABILITY,AND ECONOMIC GROWTH". Therefore option "1" is the most correct option

Explanation: The Employment Act of 1946 was enacted by the 79th United States of America Congress. It is an act of legislative, that charge the United States government to be responsible of prices stability and to maintain high level of employment in the United States, which will help to grow the economy of the U.S.

The primary vision of this act was to stabilize the economy of the country, with maximum employment opportunities, and to regulate inflation in the economy. The other options in the question may be some secondary vision of the Act. But the primary vision is option 1.

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an outline of all three paragraphsan identification of the historical era that you are writing aboutan explanation of the term mass productiona description of two ways new technology affected industrya conclusion that shows how new technologies allowed industrialization to grow

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