An economic expert suggested that the key to the success of the central government's macro-control is to make efforts to arrange as many employees as possible and take into account the basic stability of prices. Inflation is not the most terrible. To maintain high economic growth, it is impossible to maintain certain inflation. What is the view that the above paragraph mainly supports? ['The central government must do a good job of employment resettlement and price stability.', 'Economic development will inevitably cause inflation.', 'Improper employment arrangements are more harmful than inflation.', 'Macro-control is to solve the two problems of employment and prices.']