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How did President Kennedy apply John Maynard Keynes's 'new economics?'A. by increasing the federal deficit to pay for tax cuts, while also increasing federal expendituresB. by decreasing federal expenditures to pay for tax cuts, without changing the federal deficitC. by increasing taxes to pay for an increase in federal expenditures, while also decreasing the federal deficitD. by increasing taxes to pay for an increase in federal expenditures, without changing the federal deficit
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