The set that is considered broad economic goals is: Freedom, equity, growth.

Why this is correct

In economics, commonly recognized broad goals include:

  • Economic freedom (choice for workers, consumers, and businesses)
  • Economic equity (a sense of fairness in how income and opportunity are distributed)
  • Economic growth (increasing production and standard of living over time)

Other broad goals often listed are efficiency, security, and stability, but these do not appear together as an answer choice in your options the way “freedom, equity, growth” does.

The other sets you listed (such as “dependability, equity, efficiency” or “reliability, honesty, freedom”) use words that are important in general life or ethics, but they are not the standard labeled economic goals in textbooks and curriculum materials.