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"Regulatory lag" refers to the period between the time when

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the natural monopolist's costs change and the time the regulatory agency adjusts the monopolist's prices.

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the natural monopolist changes its prices and the time when the regulatory agency rules on that change.

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the regulatory agency decides to regulate a firm and the time it actually accomplishes the task.

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a firm is initially regulated by an agency and the time the firm "captures" that agency.

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the regulatory agency decides to deregulate a firm and the time it actually accomplishes the task.

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