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Mainstream macroeconomists see two main sources of macroeconomic instability: changes in
investment spending and, occasionally, adverse aggregate supply shocks.
Deregulation
Legislation during the Reagan-Clinton era that removed regulations on many industries, including finance and air travel.
Unilateral Force
The use of military power by one country, without the support or cooperation of other nations, to achieve its national interests or objectives.
Progressive-Era
A transformative time in American history marked by efforts to address problems caused by industrialization, urbanization, and corruption.
Dependency
A condition or state in which one entity relies on another for support, sustenance, or subsistence, often leading to a lack of autonomy or self-sufficiency.
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