Fiscal Policy Time Lags Tend to Be

question 184

Multiple Choice

Fiscal policy time lags tend to be

• A) constant, always thirteen months long.
• B) variable, between one and three years.
• C) variable, between one and three weeks.
• D) variable, between one and three months.

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