The great economist, John Maynard Keynes is regarded as the "father" of a government spending device or strategy that is intended to improve the private economy and thus (eventually) produce more tax revenue for the government treasury. This spending device, still in use today by the U.S. Federal Government, is referred to as: A. Communism B. Deficit Spending where the government funds job-producing programs by borrowing money (going into debt) to stimulate private job growth. C. Program Budgeting to produce more "efficient" results. D. Scientific Management of all government agencies