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lag verb dally, dawdle, decelerate, decrease, delay, diiinish in pace, ebb, fail, fall back, fall behind, get behind, go leisurely, hold back, idle, lag behind, linger, lose strength, move slowly, procrastinate, put off, saunter, slow up, take one's time, trail, wane
Associated concepts: implementation date
See also: delay, pause, procrastinate, stall
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Firms with Events with Days with Different Time Lags of Different Numbers Different Numbers Numbers Number of Events of Days of Events 0 -- 316 (5.
Share repurchases, the clustering problem, and the free cash flow ... by Wang, Chuan-San; Strong, Norman; Tung, Samuel; Lin, Steve / Financial Management
The Time Dimension Several studies exploring factors in economic performance have stressed the importance of attention to time lags where effects reasonably can be expected to take some time to occur (Barrett and Franke, 1970; Franke, 1974; 1999; 2005; Franke and Barrett, 1975; 2004; Franke, Edlund, and Oster, 1990; Greene, 1973; Kenny, 1979; also see comments on direction of causation by Denison, 1967: 121; 1980).
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The second issue is that there are time lags between when the data are collected and when the allocations are available to states, so that the allocations may not reflect current labor market conditions.
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