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Cross-price elasticity of demand measures how the quantity demanded of one good changes as the price of another good changes.
Asset Bubbles
A market phenomenon characterized by rapid increases in the valuation of a particular asset class above its fundamental value, followed by a sudden crash.
Illicit Trade
The trade of goods that are illegal or prohibited by law.
National Debt
Money owed by the government to individuals, businesses, and government agencies who purchase Treasury bills, Treasury notes, and Treasury bonds sold to cover expenditures.
Corporate Taxes
Taxes imposed on the income or profit of corporations and other business entities by the government.
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