The recession, which officially ended in June 2009, had a delayed effect on states and school districts.
The other is a delayed effect that sees the other roughly 50% working its way through ground aquifers before washing out into the Thames.
But if the economy unexpectedly worsens according to the index, the bill will be delayed from taking effect until conditions improve.
After the runways were closed for de-icing, the airport extended the length of time between flights for safety reasons, primarily because there was a knock-on effect of flights being delayed at other airports.
BBC: Heathrow cancels flights and transport is delayed by snow
No one can say how many of the above changes will take effect, change, be delayed or eliminated by the time we pay our 2013 taxes.
Neither a 2 percent hike in Social Security payroll taxes that took effect in January, nor delayed federal income tax returns this year appeared to blunt borrowers' ability to manage their debt.
With federal surpluses sliding into deficits, some Democrats have suggested that the tax cuts -- many of which have not yet gone into effect -- be repealed or delayed.
Of course, the effect of increased imprisonment could have been delayed, producing a lower crime rate in subsequent years.
Initially the cuts were to go into effect on January 2, but the government delayed the impact of sequestration for the first two months of 2013.
Labour MPs tabled an amendment which called for the changes to business rates to be delayed by a year so they would not come into effect until 2014.
Has he merely delayed a move long backed by many Democrats as plain common sense so he can deploy it to maximum effect, months away from an election?
When Congress delayed until December 17 making changes to the 2010 tax rules affecting millions of filers, it caused a ripple effect on the entire annual tax filing ritual.
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