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To explain the short-run fluctuations in the real-world economies, economists refer to:
Attitudes
A settled way of thinking or feeling about something, reflecting a person’s beliefs, feelings, and predispositions to respond in a certain way.
Beliefs
Refers to the convictions or acceptances that individuals hold as true, often without immediate evidence.
Course of Action
A plan or strategy that one intends to follow to achieve a specific goal or to resolve a problem.
Persuasive Requests
Appeals or proposals designed to convince someone to undertake a specific action or adopt a particular standpoint.
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