Which of the Following Is an Argument That Supports the Non-Independence

Which of the following is an argument that supports the non-independence of a country's central bank from its government?

A) Independent monetary policy decision makers are not answerable to the voting public.
B) Non-independence removes monetary policy from the political electoral cycle.
C) Independent monetary policy is more likely to be inflationary.
D) Non-independence allows the government to sell bonds to finance spending more efficiently.