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The extent to which changing currency values result in changing relative prices of imports and exports is known as the J-curve effect.
A State
A condition or mood that an individual might experience at a particular time, potentially influenced by external or internal factors, distinguished from a "B State."
C State
Typically refers to a condition or status of an organism or its parts, often used in various scientific contexts but may need clarification without further context.
Initial Reaction
the immediate response of an organism to a stimulus, prior to any learning or conditioning that may alter the behavior.
Disinhibition
The reduction or removal of inhibition, resulting in an increase in previously suppressed behaviors or actions.
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