Economists Who View the Economy as Inherently Unstable Generally Argue

Multiple Choice

Economists who view the economy as inherently unstable generally argue that:

A) stabilization policy is too dangerous to be used.
B) the economy should be stimulated when it is depressed and slowed when it is overheated.
C) the economy should be slowed when it is depressed and stimulated when it is overheated.
D) monetary and fiscal policies should follow rigid rules of constant growth.