Which of the following best summarizes the U.S. Supreme Court's explanation of the distinction between economic activity and inactivity? Group of answer choices Although an economist may see no difference between economic activity and inactivity, the framers of the Constitution would have viewed the distinction between doing something and doing nothing as a meaningful distinction. Although the framers of the Constitution may have seen no difference between economic activity and inactivity, economists generally view the distinction between doing something and doing nothing as a meaningful distinction. It is clear that neither the framers of the Constitution nor economists would have seen a meaningful distinction between economic activity and inactivity. It is clear that both the framers of the Constitution and economists would view the distinction between economic activity and inactivity as meaningful