Answer:
Implementation lags
Explanation:
Although there are many different types of lags that could limit the effectiveness of, and complicate, stabilization policy, the type of lag that policy makers must consider most carefully is implementation lags. Implementation lags refers to the time that it takes to put a particular policy into place. This includes carrying out tasks such as setting up the administration of the money, delivering it to the right people and making plans on how to spend it.
