People often hear from politicians both an 'economic problem' and 'my solution'. Some say that such solutions are frequently tied to political agendas. Imagine yourself as a candidate for elected office (you pick- President, Governor, Senator, or US Congressman). First, state the problem(s) as you see it. Next, which of the macroeconomic (fiscal or monetary) policy tools that you have studied is politically the most desirable for getting votes, and which is the least desirable? Be sure to specify which direction you're pointing that tool (such as increasing spending or increasing interest rates). Is the one that's most likely to generate votes for you, also the most beneficial for the health of the economy right now, based on the problem(s) you identified above? Why or why not