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A country, such as Argentina in 2002, that is buying its own currency to maintain a given exchange rate
Interest Income
Income earned through the lending of money or from deposit funds in bank accounts and other financial instruments.
Long Span
A term typically referring to an extensive period or duration, often used in the context of construction (for structures with large distances between supports) or careers (lengthy professional life).
Saving Benefits
The advantages gained from setting aside income or resources for future use, including accruing interest, financial security, and preparedness for emergencies.
Substitution Effect
This refers to the economic theory that as prices rise or fall, consumers will replace more expensive items with less costly alternatives.
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