The time it takes to determine a recession aligns with the time required to dispense funds for fiscal policy. Getting a fiscal policy bill passed corresponds to the time taken to recognize a recession, while the dispersion of funds links with the process of passing fiscal policy bills.
Here's the match for each time lag:
- The time it takes to determine that a recession has occurred matches with the time it takes for the funds relating to fiscal policy to be dispensed to the appropriate agencies to implement the programs.
- The time it takes to get a fiscal policy bill passed matches with the time it takes to determine that a recession has occurred.
- The time it takes for the funds relating to fiscal policy to be dispensed to the appropriate agencies to implement the programs matches with the time it takes to get a fiscal policy bill passed.
These time lags illustrate the delays and challenges associated with enacting and implementing fiscal policy during economic downturns.