14) The relationship between monetary policy and the time it takes for policy to change spending is an example of the benefits of "leaning against the wind" why fiscal policy is preferable because it does not suffer from lags. the condition that monetary policy affects the economy almost immediately the problem that monetary policy affects aggregate demand primarily by changing interest rates but it takes time for changes in interest rates to alter spending.

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