Which statement best compares Nixon's and Kennedy's positions on U. S. economic growth? Kennedy argues that economic growth in the United States is sluggish; Nixon argues that the U. S. economy is growing robustly.

Kennedy wants to slow economic growth to halt inflation; Nixon wants to encourage economic growth to make the United States more powerful.

Kennedy believes that economic growth in the United States will decline without immediate government action; Nixon strongly disagrees.

Kennedy argues that the U. S. government needs to prop up the steel industry; Nixon opposes intrusive government interference.

sorry this is late but i chose answer A, Kennedy argues that economic growth in the United States is sluggish, blah blah blah

Explanation:

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