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Negative demand shocks have a more significant impact on output and employment when prices
are flexible.
Distinguish Hues
The ability to perceive and differentiate colors, often associated with the visual processing of varying wavelengths of light.
Brightness
A measure of how light or luminous a space or source appears to the eye.
Intensity of Nonspectral Color
The degree of strength or vividness of a color that does not correspond to a single wavelength of light but is perceived as a mixture of wavelengths.
McCullough After-effect
A phenomenon where prolonged viewing of colored stimuli causes an object to appear in complementary colors when subsequently viewed on a white background.
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