The correct option is: freedom, equity, growth.
Why this option fits
Broad economic goals that many countries focus on include economic freedom, equity (fairness), and growth (increasing production and incomes over time). These three terms in the same answer choice match standard lists of broad economic or social goals used in economics education.
Why the others do not
- Dependability, equity, efficiency: Equity and efficiency are common economic goals, but “dependability” is not usually listed as a broad economic goal.
- Reliability, honesty, freedom: Freedom is a broad economic goal, while reliability and honesty are more ethical or behavioral traits, not standard macroeconomic goals.
- Security, justification, equality: Security and equality relate to economic goals, but “justification” is not recognized as one of the core broad economic goals.