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When there is an interval between when the fiscal policy changes and corresponding changes in aggregate​ spending, we have​ a(n) a. action time lag. b. recognition time lag. c. effect time lag. d. aggregate
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When there is an interval between when the fiscal policy changes and corresponding changes in aggregate​ spending, we have​ a(n)

a. action time lag.
b. recognition time lag.
c. effect time lag.
d. aggregate time lag?

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I think it's aggregate time lag
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