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The Time Between When Government Spending Increases and When Aggregate

Question 20

Question 20

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The time between when government spending increases and when aggregate demand starts to increase is an example of an:


A) inside lag of monetary policy.
B) outside lag of monetary policy.
C) inside lag of fiscal policy.
D) outside lag of fiscal policy.

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