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If a bank does not have enough funds in reserves, it can borrow through either the federal funds market or the discount window.
Sensitivity
The degree to which the value of an investment or financial metric responds to changes in market conditions or other variables.
Net Present Value
A calculation used to determine the current value of a series of future cash flows by discounting them at a specific rate.
Forecasting Errors
The discrepancy between what was foreseen and the actual result.
Forecasting Risk
The risk associated with the inability to accurately predict future events, costs, or revenues, which can impact decision-making and financial planning.
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