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.

Read this passage. anita was in her room listening to music as she styled her hair. her mom walked in and asked, “where are you going? ” “to a friend’s party,” anita replied. “i didn’t give you permission to go to a party. you will be staying home tonight,” her mom commanded, and she left the room. anita clenched her teeth, and her eyes watered as she slammed the door behind her mom. based on the details in the passage, the reader can infer that anita most likely will go to the party anyway. will be punished for slamming the door. is keeping a secret from her mom. is angry with her mom.