Answer :
B) Equal distribution of income. Equal distribution of income is not considered a primary macroeconomic goal.
The question is about identifying which option is not a primary macroeconomic goal. Macroeconomic goals generally focus on overall economic performance, and these include:
- Economic growth
- Low unemployment
- Stable prices (low inflation)
- A sustainable balance of trade
While an improved standard of living is a broad outcome of these goals, the equal distribution of income is not typically a primary macroeconomic goal.
It is more aligned with socio-political aspirations aimed at reducing inequality rather than the fundamental objectives of macroeconomic policy.
