Temporary versus Permanent Policy
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A heuristic distinguishing permanent, predictable policy changes (e.g., permanent marginal-rate cuts) from temporary, targeted, one-time interventions (rebates, cash-for-clunkers, home-buyer credits); permanent changes shape long-horizon planning and behavior, while temporary ones tend to have small or no lasting effects.
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