Politicians tend not to support the policy solutions to end structural stagnation, because they would:
A)give more power to the Federal Reserve to fix the economy.
B)politicians don't like economists.
C)politicians aren't interested in solving society's problems.
D)politicians have to worry about getting reelected.

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Politicians often prioritize policies that will help them get reelected, which may not always align with the long-term or structural solutions needed to address economic stagnation. This can lead to a preference for short-term, popular measures over more complex, potentially unpopular reforms that could effectively tackle structural issues.

Politicians Tend Not to Support the Policy Solutions to End