An outside lag is

A) a policy aimed at increasing GDP. B) a policy aimed at reducing GDP.
C) a lag in implementing policy. D) the period of time it takes for policies to work.


D

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a. increase in investment spending and slower growth in the capital stock b. decrease in investment spending and slower growth in the capital stock c. decrease in investment spending and faster growth in the capital stock d. increase in investment spending and faster growth in the capital stock e. increase in investment spending but with no growth in the capital stock

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