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The New Keynesian model has the property that in the short run
Glucagon
A hormone produced by the pancreas that raises blood glucose levels, acting as an important counter-regulatory hormone to insulin.
Insulin
A substance created by the pancreas that controls the levels of sugar in the blood, helping glucose to be absorbed by various tissues.
Prostaglandins
Local hormones derived from lipid molecules. Prostaglandins typically do not travel in the bloodstream to find their target cells because their targets are close by. These hormones have numerous effects, including uterine stimulation during childbirth.
Local Hormones
Hormones that act locally without first entering the bloodstream, often involved in local regulatory processes such as inflammation.
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