Lags Between Investment Decisions and Their Causes

Shirley Almon

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T HE appropriations series collected by the National Industrial Conference Board (NICB) come closer than any other data to pinpointing the time of investment decisions. This paper reports a study of the time lags between the basic stimulants of investment output, cash flow, and interest rate and these appropriations. We find that appropriations respond quickly to these incentives. Three points summarize the results for the all manufacturing:

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1965The Distributed Lag Between Capital Appropriations and Expenditures 1966Investment by Manufacturing Firms: A Quarterly Time Series Analysis of Industry Data

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