Consider two economists reacting to the recently passed CARES Act:
Economist 1 "The CARES Act responsibly expands our federal deficit to
pull us out of a recession that would otherwise be prolonged and painful
for many Americans."
Economist 2 "The CARES Act adds trillions of dollars to our national debt
that will create long term problems in the economy."
Which answer choice accurately describes these economists?
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