Which of the following supports the argument for hands-on policy?
A) The existence of the four obstacles to policy success.
B) The failure of discretionary policy.
C) Greater stability of the economy since World War II.
D) The success of fixed policy rules.

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Greater stability of the economy since World War II supports the argument for hands-on policy, as it suggests that active management and intervention have contributed to economic stability.

Which of the Following Supports the Argument for Hands-On Policy