The main argument against using active policymaking is that

A. the Fed may offset fiscal policy.

B. time lags make it very difficult to judge when the policy will have an effect.

C. passive policymaking is destabilizing.

D. foreign economies can easily counter the policy undertaken by the U. S. government or Fed.

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Rayne Clayton

Social Studies

17 February, 21:23

The main argument against using active policymaking is that

A. the Fed may offset fiscal policy.

B. time lags make it very difficult to judge when the policy will have an effect.

C. passive policymaking is destabilizing.

D. foreign economies can easily counter the policy undertaken by the U. S. government or Fed.

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Jaiden Holder · Answer 1

B. time lags make it very difficult to judge when the policy will have an effect

Valentin Melendez · Answer 2

B. time lags make it very difficult to judge when the policy will have an effect.

Explanation:

The main argument against using active policymaking is that time lags make it very difficult to judge when the policy will have an effect.