If a Policymaker Is Convinced That Time Lags Frequently Negate

question 116

Multiple Choice

If a policymaker is convinced that time lags frequently negate the impact of short-run stabilization efforts, it is likely she would favor ________ policymaking.

• A) nondiscretionary
• B) discretionary
• C) active
• D) aggressive

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