With this longer term perspective, it is important to recognize the time leg between reforms and outcomes. A good example is the leg between the time when investments in education are made and the time when returns from improved labor skills are collected. This implies that the analysis must identify future constraints to growth that may not be binding today, but that may need to be addressed today in order to ensure sustainable and inclusive growth. Inclusive growth analysis is about policies that should be implemented in the short run, but for sustainable inclusive growth in the future.