If the economy is her only concern about buying stock, should she buy it? a. Alicia should not base her decision to buy stock on the factors indicated; she should base it solely on the consumer price index. b. In spite of all of the positive indicators, it is never a good time to buy stock. c. The stock market works independent of unemployment, business starts, housing sales, and the level of the national debt so these things will not influence the rise or fall of the market. d. The level of unemployment, the rise in new business starts, the increase in housing sales, and the decrease in national debt indicate that the economy is growing so it would be a good time to buy stock. e. The level of unemployment, the rise in new business starts, the increase in housing sales, and the decrease in national debt indicate that the economy is stagnant so now is not a good time to buy stock