Which of the following strategies did the government generally call on to enforce its incomes policies in the 1960s?
A) government contracts to those who cooperated
B) tax penalties for noncompliance
C) fines
D) criminal charges
E) antitrust action by the Department of Justice

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The government generally called on the strategy of offering government contracts to those who cooperated with its incomes policies in the 1960s. This was seen as a way to incentivize compliance rather than penalize noncompliance.

Which of the Following Strategies Did the Government Generally Call