Suppose you are ethically opposed to the act of firing coal miners, but you want to have an efficient economy that makes a lot of valuable goods and services for people. What is a wise policy path to help achieve these goals? Group of answer choices Start now to follow economically optimal policies, while we still have time to change slowly so that many coal miners will retire during the slow change Outlaw economists now, so no one will talk about this. Wait a few decades before starting to follow economically optimal policies, so we don't fire anyone now, even though lots of coal miners are likely to be hired in the next few decades, and the economically optimal path starting in a few decades will involve very rapid changes in the economy Outlaw coal now, so that no more miners can be hired who might someday be fired Give up; we didn't start economically optimal policies 30 years ago, so we're doomed