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Both the new classical and new Keynesian business cycle theories agree that
Belt Of Stability
A concept in nuclear physics that describes the combination of neutron and proton numbers in atomic nuclei which makes them more stable.
Stable Isotopes
Variants of elements that have a stable nucleus and do not undergo radioactive decay over time.
Unstable Isotopes
Atoms with a nucleus that has an excess of energy or mass, making them decay into more stable forms over time.
Stable Isotopes
Variants of elements that have the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons, and do not undergo radioactive decay.
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