The Strongest Point in the Case Against Activism Is That

question 11

Multiple Choice

The strongest point in the case against activism is that

• A)so many segments of private aggregate demand are unstable.
• B)activist policy,even if desirable,is too difficult to perform well enough.
• C)private aggregate demand is basically stable.
• D)policy rules for targets have been proven by the record of the Fed in the 1980s and 1990s to be perfectly feasible.

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Definitions:

Relative Energies

Comparative measure of the energy levels of molecules in different states or configurations.

π Molecular Orbitals

Orbitals formed by the overlap of p-orbitals across adjacent atoms, involved in pi bonding, crucial for the understanding of conjugated systems.

Occupied π Molecular Orbitals

π molecular orbitals that contain electrons; they are involved in bonding between atoms and are crucial for understanding the reactivity of molecules.

Cyclobutadiene

A highly unstable, conjugated diene with the molecular formula C4H4, characterized by a square planar structure that challenges classical bonding theories.