President Eisenhower's economic policy can be best characterized as (A) the adoption of deficit financing to promote economic growth, but the repudiation of the progressive income tax (B) the rejection of the New Deal and an attempt to restore laissez-faire policies (C) the acceptance of the New Deal, but moderation in the expansion of governmental social programs (D) a vigorous effort to increase defense spending and federal funds for health care (E) a continuation of his predecessors' efforts to expand the role of the federal government