Which of the following views are consistent with the case for nondiscretionary macroeconomic policy?
A) Even with time lags,discretionary policy moves the economy to full employment before the economy's self-correcting mechanism would.
B) The wage and price adjustment process being extremely slow,a nondiscretionary policy results in a large loss of output.
C) Workers will come to expect expansionary policies whenever the economy moves below full employment.
D) A discretionary,accommodating policy of shifting the aggregate demand curve will produce less volatility in both the price level and output due to the short time it takes to shift aggregate demand.
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