Arguments for placing restraints on policy makers fall into which of the following?
A) Policy makers understand completely how the economy operates.
B) Policy makers have good intentions, but end up doing more harm than good.
C) Policy makers do what is best for them, not necessarily what is best for the country.
D) Both A and B.
E) Both B and C.

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The argument for placing restraints on policy makers is based on the assumption that they have good intentions but may end up doing more harm than good due to a lack of complete understanding of the economy or because of their self-interests. Both option B and C support this argument, thus E is the correct answer.

Arguments for Placing Restraints on Policy Makers Fall into Which