1. Which of the following is a major area of disagreement between activists and nonactivists? Group of answer choices -Activists believe discretionary macroeconomic policy can be applied in a manner that will enhance economic stability. Nonactivists disagree. -Activists believe monetary policy is more potent than fiscal policy. Nonactivists disagree. -Activists believe changes in monetary and fiscal policy exert their effects instantaneously. Nonactivists think they work only with a substantial lag. -Nonactivists think macroeconomic policy is sometimes motivated by the pursuit of political gain. Activists disagree.   Which of the following is correct?

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