Definition
Lags are delays between economic policy actions and their actual effects on the economy.
Why It Matters
Lags make policy timing difficult and can reduce effectiveness.
Example
Interest rate cuts taking months to affect spending.
Economics Glossary – Malone Global University
Lags are delays between economic policy actions and their actual effects on the economy.
Lags make policy timing difficult and can reduce effectiveness.
Interest rate cuts taking months to affect spending.