One of the Strongest Arguments Against Active Stabilization Policy Is

question 104

Multiple Choice

One of the strongest arguments against active stabilization policy is

• A)that recognition lags make timely intervention very difficult.
• B)the economy corrects itself very slowly.
• C)the inability of economic theory to suggest appropriate policy.
• D)the difficulty of obtaining agreement on monetary policy.

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Definitions:

Absenteeism

The habitual absence from work or duties without good reason, often affecting productivity and efficiency.

Presenteeism

The act of attending work while sick, which can reduce productivity and potentially exacerbate health issues.

Time Pressure

The stress or urgency to complete tasks or make decisions within a limited timeframe.

Job Demands

are aspects of a job that require sustained physical and psychological effort and are therefore associated with certain physiological and psychological costs.